COMPUTING @ SMU

COMPUTING @ SMU

CREATING OUR DIGITAL FUTURE

CREATING OUR DIGITAL FUTURE

SMU School of Computing and Information Systems Dean Professor Pang Hwee Hwa is preparing the School to meet industry demands for technically proficient professionals with a big-picture view.

SCIS Undergraduate Programmes

Our undergraduate degree programmes train students to become IT professionals who innovate solutions that create value for business and society.

Prof. David Lo is the 4th academic in Singapore and the 1st from SMU to achieve prestigious ACM Fellow recognition in 2023

At 40, Prof David Lo has been inducted into the 2023 class of ACM Fellows, along with the inventor of the World Wide Web. Singapore Management University (SMU) is proud to announce that one of its faculty members from the School of Computing and Information Systems (SCIS) has been honoured as a Fellow of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM).

SCIS 20th Anniversary

• News > Pushing the boundaries of learning - School of Computing and Information Systems celebrates its 20th birthday
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SMU collaborates with Accenture and AWS to launch a new Work-Study Elective Programme

To develop next-generation cloud talent and provide internship opportunities to students. As a six-month commitment from students to learn the latest AWS Cloud technologies and apply classroom knowledge to innovate cloud-based solutions that address real-world challenges.

SMU achieves #4 in software engineering for 2022 in CSRankings

Singapore Management University (SMU) is ranked #4 in Software Engineering for 2022 in the influential CSRankings, which evaluates academics by their presence at some of the most prestigious conference venues in the field.

Rising to build better, faster and cheaper software

With the introduction of technologies such as AI and IoT, the engineering of software has become increasingly complex. The situation is compounded by constant and urgent software upgrades. ... This is where the Centre for Research on Intelligent Software Engineering (RISE Centre) of the Singapore Management University comes in – at the intersection of software engineering, artificial intelligence, and cybersecurity to address increasingly complex multi-faceted challenges involved in engineering software.

SMU MITB Student Presents Groundbreaking Research on Police Patrol Scheduling at LION17 Conference

When it comes to police patrols, striking a balance between having police presence in the community and being prompt to emergency response is crucial but challenging. Wong Songhan, a Master of IT in Business (MITB) Artificial Intelligence student, took on this complex problem in his research capstone project titled “Dynamic Police Patrol Scheduling with Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning”.