Welcome to the Department of Computer Science
Welcome to New Zealand's leading computer science department. We pride ourselves on the excellence of our staff and our students.
Green light for Cyber Security Foundry
Cyber security issues are only going to get more complicated as systems become more integrated. Read how a new interdisciplinary team plans to meet the growing challenges.
John Napier's promptuary
The first mechanical calculator, replicated by academics at the University of Auckland is now heading back to Scotland to commemorate the 400th anniversary of Napier’s death.
Take a look at what you can study
From an introduction to practical computing to security for smart devices, studying with the Department of Computer Science will help you develop the skills to shape our future. View and download our 2018 handbooks.
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University of Auckland’s Cyber Security Foundry gets the green light
21 September 2017An interdisciplinary team of academics from a number of different faculties have been awarded $150,000 from the Vice-Chancellor’s Strategic Development Fund for a new cyber security project. -
Replica of first calculator heading back to UK
01 September 2017The first mechanical calculator was replicated by academics at the University of Auckland in the 1970s and is now heading back to Scotland. -
Alumnus pitches to Silicon Valley investors
18 August 2017Computer Science alumnus Nathan Holmberg has been have been accepted into one of the world’s most exclusive start-ups, Y Combinator.
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Mathematical and Computational Sciences Alumni & Postgraduate Showcase 2017 Event as iCalendar
23 September 2017, 10am - 2pmThe Department of Computer Science, Mathematics and Statistics welcome you to our annual alumni and postgraduate showcase. Discover the research of our world-class academics and their PhD students. You will also have the opportunity to talk to your previous lecturers and fellow alumni. -
Graphics in R Event as iCalendar
10 December 2017, 1:30 - 5pmOne in a series of four, this workshop is of special relevance to those involved in teaching statistics at all levels (e.g., secondary schools and universities), including the general learning of statistical concepts and exploratory data analysis, especially within a Big Data context. -
NZSA/IASC-ARS Conference and Workshops on Statistical Computing Event as iCalendar
11 December 2017 - 14 December 2017It is our great pleasure to invite you to Auckland to attend the 10th Conference of the IASC-ARS/68th Annual NZSA Conference to be hosted by the University of Auckland's Department of Statistics in December 2017 (10-14 Dec 2017).
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