Gannon Computer and Information Science

Looks like we have some future cyber and computing experts at CyberPatriot Summer Camp! 😃

Gannon University had the honor of hosting Steel City Codes Erie Chapter's Coding Camp from June 21st-25th in Zurn Science Center! Local 4th-8th graders learned the fundamentals of Java and Python from area high school volunteers.

Steel City Codes is a non-profit organization offering free peer-to-peer computer science after-school programs, summer camps, and hackathons for elementary and middle school students.

It was awesome having you on campus, Steel City Codes!

Proud of our friends on the IGV Team! We hope that you had a great experience at the Auto-Nav competition.

New Mobile App Security Course (CySec 212) being offered in the new "Cyber Defense" (Mac) lab in the IHACK building. This was taken by one of our new faculty members, Dr. Richard Matovu.

Gannon Student Efe Ilalokhoin, a software engineering junior, was awarded a €2,100 Baden-Wurtemburg scholarship. This will help support her studies at Esslingen University as part of the Software Engineering International Degrees (SEID) program. https://www.gannon.edu/academic-offerings/engineering-and-business/undergraduate/software-engineering-international-degrees/
Congradulations Efe!

Gannon University | Software Engineering International Degrees Software engineering majors learn to apply the principles of computer science, engineering and analysis to the design, creation, testing and evaluation of software systems. Building on these foundations, the Software Engineering International Degrees (SEID) program is for students seeking a competit...

CIS Teams Win Innovation Awards!
On Friday, May 1st, CIS Project Teams placed first & third respectively in the college Innovation Challenge. Congratulations to Software Engineering seniors Jeremiah Brennin and Nelson Castillo for a job well done on the Visual Translator App!
The were awarded a cash prize and free time in the Erie Technology Incubator.

On Friday, May 4, two CIS teams placed 1st and 3rd respectively in the University Innovation Challenge. Congratulations to graduating Software Engineering majors Jeremiah Brennin and Nelson Castillo for their work on the Visual Translator app!