Begun in 1968, it is one of the oldest programs of its kind in the Big Ten Conference. Academic services, career planning and placement opportunities are part of the program's mission. A pre-college component is also available to high school students from the Detroit metropolitan area. Scholarship awards are provided to students with competitive academic records. Residential Programs Students in Computer Science may participate in several residential option programs on campus.
Students live and attend classes in a residence hall complex.
Residential option for students in engineering and science. Housed in the Brody Complex, this program is for entering freshmen. Residential Initiative on the Study of the Environment. Housed in Hubbard Hall, this 2-year program introduces science and engineering students to environmental issues. B.S. 1995 Computer Science isn't just about programming.