How do you take a problem and abstract it in ways that the computer can understand it, then put the data structure and algorithms in place? Our degree programs give students a deep understanding of computational thinking and the necessary research for future applications.
DINS innovates in education and research at the junction of information, networks, and human behavior towards discovering and modeling of new social and technical phenomena. Our academic and research programs explore the connections between people, information, and networks/systems.
ICDS faculty focus on instruction and socially embedded research. This scholarship in computing and information is built on over 100 years of scholarly and pedagogical leadership at the intersection of information, human needs, ethics, and communities.
ISP offers a well-balanced foundation in the fundamentals of artificial intelligence (AI) with advanced research and training in many disciplines, including computer science, biomedical informatics, cognitive psychology, information science, education, and law.
Graduate students explore computational methods to solve challenging problems in a range of disciplines across the University of Pittsburgh.
These academic programs are school-level and are not tied to any particular department or program at SCI. They connect to SCI's mission for collaborative, interdisciplinary education.
