UNH Computer Science Department

Professor Michel Charpentier will be giving a talk next Thursday (6/12): Functional Programming With (or Without) Java Streams: A Case Study. The talk is free, but does require registration. RSVP at the link below:

Functional Programming With (or Without) Java Streams: A Case Study, Thu, Jun 12, 2025, 6:00 PM | Meetup As a Language, Java has evolved to incorporate gradually more functional programming (FP) features. For instance, the old "switch" statement, inherited from C, is slowly tu

The department is hiring! https://ceps.unh.edu/computer-science/lecturer-computer-science

Thanks to Jonathan Brown (CS 'll and '13G) for his generous offer of a gift of $5,000 if 30 other people donate to the Computer Science department. We need your help to make it across the finish line!
https://www.givecampus.com/campaigns/44828/donations/new?designation=computerscience&tc=19051

The (603) Challenge 2024 Join me and make a gift to The (603) Challenge 2024

Our own Michel Charpentier wrote an article for Java Magazine on the JVMs Virtual Threads, new in Java 21.

Virtual threads: Are futures a thing of the past? See how modern threading differs from concepts such as thread pools and futures.

We had a great group today to kick off the first-year orientation sessions this year. Welcome to UNH Wildcats!

Congratulations to the graduate student class of 2023!

2023 Undergraduate Research Conference

We are looking forward to meeting our admitted students and their families at Admitted Student Visit Day today!

If you can't make it today, there's another chance at the mini event on Wednesday, 4/19.

The 603 Challenge has begun! This year, a generous CS alum has pledged to donate $5,000 if 30 donors give in this year's challenge. Let's do it!!

College of Engineering and Physical Sciences Support the Students, Faculty and Initiatives of CEPS During this Year's (603) Challenge!

Congratulations to Professor Momotaz Begum and her collaborators on their $2.8M grant from the NIH's National Institute on Aging for a study entitled, "Effectiveness and adoption of a Smart home-based social assistive robot for care of individuals with Alzheimer's Disease"!

Aging Assistance An interdisciplinary team of UNH researchers has received a $2.8 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to develop technology that could help seniors age in place.

Congratulations class of 2022!

If you haven't yet, today is the day to donate to the 603 challenge. Our very own wildCAT, Juno is tied for first with Jules from Chemistry. Let's get Computer Science into the lead and Juno to the gold medal!

Thank you for your support!