Each classroom in the department contains a computer workstation and monitors for presentations and demonstrations. In addition, the computer laboratory and one classroom contain a total of 35 workstations, which are used by students in class, for laboratory sessions, and for individual and group use. A printing area in the lab contains two black and white printers, a scanner, and a color printer. The college is bringing ethernet connections into student rooms to provide access to the campus-wide network from each room. Students can access the World Wide Web and the library card catalog from workstations located in residence halls, classroom buildings, laboratories, and offices.
Links provide access to many of our course materials.
In addition, a link provides access to special information for prospective students. For example, you can find approximate placement information, based on your individual test scores and high school transcript. Career Opportunities Grinnell computer science majors pursue a wide range of careers after graduating. Our graduates consistently report high levels of satisfaction with their careers and with their undergraduate preparation. Computer Science Faculty Samuel Rebelsky, assistant professor, has B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. degrees from the University of Chicago.