The fourth industrial revolution is here. Are you ready?COME AND LEARN TO BUILD REAL LIFE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE,
How will the wave of smart devices with artificial intelligence capabilities affect the way we study, work, play and live?
SOFTWARE SYSTEMS, AND CYBERSECURITY SOLUTIONS.
How do we design effective and reliable software that will scale with the encompassing, diverse, and complex needs of modern industries?
In the presence of such transformative technologies, how do we keep the computer systems that we rely so much on safe and secure? These are some of the forces shaping our future digital economy.
PROGRAMME DIRECTOR
Hady W. LAUW
Associate Professor of Computer Science; Director, BSc (Computer Science) Programme; Lee Kong Chian Fellow
Why SMU School of Computing and Information Systems?
High Graduate Employability
Computer Science Graduates achieve a 97.1% employment rate with a mean starting salary of $6,245 (Graduate Employment Survey 2024)
World-Class Computer Scientists
& Industry Practitioners
Collaborate with faculty on innovative research and learn from their diverse industry experiences.
Multiple Career Pathways
Tailor your learning journey with flexible combinations of majors and an option to graduate with a master’s degree in 4.5 years.
Experiential Applied Learning
Apply concepts to real-world projects and graduate with skills and global perspective to excel in the workplace.
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Discover industry, faculty, alumni & students'
perspectives on Computer Science in SMU
Programme director, Prof. Hady LAUW
Our student, Huining
Computer Science in SMU (2020)
Computer Science@SMU: Artificial Intelligence
Computer Science@SMU: Cybersecurity
Computer Science@SMU: Software Systems
Graham Willams
Director of Data Science, Microsoft Asia Pacific, Singapore (2016 - February 2020)
I am delighted to see the launch of the new Computer Science program. In my role as Director of Data Science at Microsoft, I see across all segments of industry an increasing demand for IT professionals who are adept at fundamental computer science principles, while also being attuned to industry trends. This new program promises to strive for a balance between technical rigour and business orientation. Students will be well prepared for a career in the Computer and Data Sciences.
