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PREPARING OUR STUDENTS TO MAKE MEANINGFUL CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE WORLD

Student Spotlight: Tamish Pulappadi, Computer Science & Music

"We’re at the forefront of artificial intelligence and machine learning. It’s
truly mind blowing to be going to a place like Stanford at a time when so much
is happening..."
Meet Tamish Puluppadi at the intersection of music and technology

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CS DEGREE PROGRAMS

Our main educational goal is to prepare students for a rapidly changing world.
Undergraduate students have the option of declaring a Bachelor of Science or a
Minor in Computer Science. Graduate students have the opportunity to pursue a
Master's or PhD degree in Computer Science. The Master's degree is a terminal
professional degree. The PhD is for those who desire a research or teaching
career.
 



 

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A GATEWAY TO OPPORTUNITY & INNOVATION

Stanford Computer Science cultivates an expansive range of research
opportunities and a renowned group of faculty. Here, discoveries that impact the
world spring from the diverse perspectives and life experiences of our community
of students, faculty, and staff.

Passion + Inspiration


OUR RESEARCH & IMPACT

The CS Department is a center for research and education, discovering new
frontiers in AI, robotics, scientific computing and more.

More About CS Research

Scientific Discovery


OUR FACULTY

Stanford CS faculty members strive to solve the world's most pressing problems,
working in conjunction with other leaders across multiple fields. 

Explore Faculty by Their Areas of Research

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REMOVING BARRIERS TO EXCELLENCE: OUR CULTURE OF EQUITY & INCLUSION

Everyone deserves a voice in the discovery of new technology and the shaping of
innovation. Stanford CS is nurturing a future in science that represents all
cultures and backgrounds.



 

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OUR RESEARCH IS IN THE NEWS

We're in the News 


A DATA-CENTERED APPROACH TO EDUCATION AI

Useful models need better data. Stanford scholars explore a path to ensure
domain experts have more fruitful conversation. 

Read the full article on HAI News

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We're in the News 


MEHRAN SAHAMI ON AI AND SAFEGUARDING SOCIETY

The Chair of the CS Department and scientist talks about the issues he’s paying
attention to in 2024, particularly how to respond to the risks and opportunities
of AI.

Read the full article in the Stanford Report

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TOUR THE STATE-OF-THE-ART STANFORD ROBOTICS CENTER

After many years of planning, fundraising, and development, the all-new Stanford
Robotics Center officially opened its doors! “I came to Stanford in 1981 and
this idea – this dream – was always there, even then,” says Oussama Khatib,
director of the new Stanford Robotics Center and mastermind of the design and
transformation of the space.

See the video and take a tour of the new facility, a bright, open, and vibrant
space .

More Stanford CS in the News

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STORIES & VOICES

Meet some of the students, faculty, and alumni who create the Stanford Computer
Science community.

Stories & Voices


"YOU COULD SUMMARIZE MY WORK BY SAYING I WANT TO GIVE MACHINE LEARNING MODELS
MORE HUMILITY."

Neil Band, PhD Candidate, Computer Science

Read Neil Band's Story
Stories & Voices


"ONE OF THE THINGS THAT’S REALLY IMPORTANT TO ME IS WORKING TO SUPPORT
MARGINALIZED YOUTH TO BUILD THE TECHNICAL CONFIDENCE THEY NEED TO FEEL EMPOWERED
IN PURSUING A STEM EDUCATION, OR REALLY ANYTHING THEY’RE PASSIONATE ABOUT."

Kendall Beache, Computer Science

Read Kendall's' Story
Stories & Voices


"IN IRAN, WHERE I GREW UP, THERE ARE MANY FEMALE ENGINEERS, AND I NEVER REALLY
DOUBTED MY ABILITY TO FOLLOW THIS PATH."

Dorsa Sadigh, Assistant Professor
Computer Science | Electrical Engineering

Read Dorsa Sadigh's Story

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"WORKING WITH STUDENTS AND FACULTY HERE IS AN ABSOLUTELY AMAZING EXPERIENCE.
WHAT REALLY IMPRESSES ME IS THE CONVICTION AND DRIVE OF PEOPLE HERE. THEY REALLY
CARE ABOUT THE TOPICS THEY WORK ON. THEY WANT TO BRING VALUE TO PEOPLE AND THEY
WANT TO HAVE AN IMPACT: TO DO GOOD FOR HUMANITY. IT’S SOMETHING VERY UNIQUE TO
STANFORD. THE SPEED AT WHICH YOU CAN EXCHANGE IDEAS WAS TOTALLY NEW TO ME WHEN I
CAME HERE AND I LOVE IT."
 

- Christopher Hahn, Ph.D
Visiting Assistant Professor in the Computer Science Department at Stanford
University and an Independent Research Group Leader at the CISPA Helmholtz
Center for Information Security

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