Studying Computer Science at the University of Waikato, you'll learn about software systems and how people and computers interact. You’ll also learn how to create new software, and ensure it's easy for people to use.
Research in Computer Science and Software Engineering spans different groups and a central research center, with considerable overlap in activities.
Search our staff who contribute to teaching and research in Computer Science and Software Engineering.
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