Computer Science and Information Systems
Students with majors in Computer Science, Cybersecurity, Data Science & Informatics – Computer Science, Digital Media – Computer Science and Management Information Systems are invited to consider the Computer Science and Information Systems Academic Living Community. This community will focus on early student engagement with faculty as well as offer experiential learning opportunities. Discover more about the computer science and information systems fields including career possibilities, internship opportunities and more.
Computer Science and Information Systems
community located in South Complex
Benefits of residing in the academic community include:
Enjoy organized activities and presentations centered on academic-based topics
Connect with first-year freshmen with the same academic interest
Experience increased interaction with academic support services and faculty to improve academic success
Discover social interactions with academic-based student organizations to help develop a sense of belonging
Apply to a community
Complete and submit the Apply for Housing form
Apply for a Fall 2019 community by completing your housing application in CatPAWS and submitting the $50 prepayment. As you begin the housing application, select the Academic Living Community application. Please contact the Office of Residential Life for questions related to the housing application. For questions on the ALC initiative, please contact the Student Success Center at 660.562.1726.
Community Details
Who Lives in the Community?
The following majors from the School of Computer Science and Information Systems can live in the Computer Science and Information Systems Academic Living Community:
- Computer Science
- Cybersecurity
- Data Science and Informatics – Computer Science
- Digital Media – Computer Science
- Management Information Systems
Residence Hall
The Computer Science and Information Systems Academic Living Community is located on the second floor of South Complex.
Located near the Union, South Complex offers pod-style living. Each floor features a kitchenette, laundry room, balcony or patio, lounge with wireless Internet access, study room and meeting room.
Courses
- Foundations of Computing
- Computer Programming I
Meet the Academic Coordinators
Dr. Carol Spradling
School Director and Professor
Phone: 660.562.1588
Email: c_sprad@nwmissouri.edu
Dr. Michael Rogers
Associate Professor
Phone: 660.562.1551
Email: michael@nwmissouri.edu
