NJIT - Ying Wu College of Computing

NJIT - Ying Wu College of Computing The Ying Wu College of Computing provides interdisciplinary information systems, , & Computer Science degree programs to students on campus & online

The Ying Wu College of Computing at NJII was founded in 2001 as one of the first colleges of its kind in the country. Its creation was a testament to the foresight of the faculty and administration of NJIT, who recognized the central role that computing and computing education would play in the 21st century. Our mission is to teach a broad range of computing disciplines to students on campus and a

t a distance, to carry out cutting-edge computing research, and to work closely with industry. The College of Computing consists of the Department of Computer Science, the Department of Information Systems, and the Information Technology Program. The College offers Bachelor’s, Master’s, and Doctoral degree program, as well as Undergraduate Minors degrees in over 25 fields of study. Our faculty is engaged in cutting-edge research in areas ranging from networking and computer security to big data analytics, to bioinformatics, gaming and virtual reality. Our students have access to mobile devices, high-end workstations, game development software, robots, and networking equipment – both wired and wireless. You can visit our website (http://computing.njit.edu/) for more information.

New Jersey Institute of Technology has been named one of Forbes’ America’s Best Employers for New Grads 2026, earning a ...
06/02/2026

New Jersey Institute of Technology has been named one of Forbes’ America’s Best Employers for New Grads 2026, earning a place among the nation’s top workplaces for early-career professionals. It stands as the only higher education institution in New Jersey included among the state’s recognized employers.

New Jersey Institute of Technology has been named one of Forbes’ America’s Best Employers for New Grads 2026, earning a place among the nation’s top workplaces for early-career professionals. It stands as the only higher education institution in New Jersey included among the state’s recogniz...

Distinguished Professor David Bader, a renowned expert in the field of high-performance computing, was recently named on...
06/02/2026

Distinguished Professor David Bader, a renowned expert in the field of high-performance computing, was recently named one of the industry's most influential researchers by Scientific Computing World. His work has had measurable impact across cybersecurity, healthcare and genomics, AI, energy and utilities, manufacturing, finance, transportation, and defense and government technology.

NJIT’s David Bader, distinguished professor and director of the Institute for Data Science, was recently named one of the industry’s most influential researchers by Scientific Computing World.

The 2nd NJIT Workshop on Multimedia Intelligence (MMI 2026) welcomed 142 attendees for two days of talks, discussions, a...
06/01/2026

The 2nd NJIT Workshop on Multimedia Intelligence (MMI 2026) welcomed 142 attendees for two days of talks, discussions, and community building around multimedia AI with leading researchers from 12 international institutions, including NUS (Singapore), NII (Japan), and Dublin City University (Ireland).

Professors Zephyr Yao and Iulian Neamtiu, funded by a $450,000 National Science Foundation (NSF) grant, are developing a...
05/28/2026

Professors Zephyr Yao and Iulian Neamtiu, funded by a $450,000 National Science Foundation (NSF) grant, are developing a more secure method for preventing widespread software disasters when relying on AI to write code. Considering that 40% of large language model (LLM) generated programs are bug prone, and 60% of LLM's first attempts at code generation are insecure, this research could impact how developers approach the future of AI assisted code.

Software that will harden the security of AI-developed code is being developed at New Jersey Institute of Technology, funded by a $450,000 National Science Foundation grant.NJIT professors Zephyr Yao and Iulian Neamtiu decided they’d seen enough of the downside of programming assisted by artificia...

To all of our 2026 master's and Ph.D. graduates: Go forth in the world and make us proud. You earned it!
05/21/2026

To all of our 2026 master's and Ph.D. graduates: Go forth in the world and make us proud. You earned it!

These distinguished professors have recently been added to this week's NJIT Workshop on Multimedia Intelligence (MMI 202...
05/19/2026

These distinguished professors have recently been added to this week's NJIT Workshop on Multimedia Intelligence (MMI 2026):
• Vivek Singh (Rutgers)
• Lesia Semenova (Rutgers)
• Enrique Dunn (Stevens)
• Zining Zhu (Stevens)
• Ping Wang (Stevens)
• Yan Sun (NJIT)

The 2nd edition of the NJIT Workshop on Multimedia intelligence (MMI 2026) is this Thursday and Friday. This annual rese...
05/18/2026

The 2nd edition of the NJIT Workshop on Multimedia intelligence (MMI 2026) is this Thursday and Friday.

This annual research workshop brings together students, international researchers, and practitioners working at the intersection of multimedia, AI, and multimodal learning. Invited speakers include: Shin'ichi Satoh (NII), Cathal Gurrin (DCU), Tat-Seng Chua (NUS), and Michael E. Houle (NJIT)

Please join us.

YWCC is proud to congratulate Chima Ozonwoye, a junior information systems major, and Syeda S. Urooj, a senior computer ...
05/15/2026

YWCC is proud to congratulate Chima Ozonwoye, a junior information systems major, and Syeda S. Urooj, a senior computer science major, with a minor in artificial intelligence, on being awarded a $2,500 scholarship each through the NJ SIM (Society for Information Management) Foundation out of five student submissions to the organization from the college.
The NJ SIM Foundation offers scholarships to NJ college students demonstrating academic excellence, leadership, and financial need, specifically for those pursuing degrees in information technology or STEM fields.
It is our honor to aid in supporting the education and futures of these deserving individuals.

Support the final presentation of IT485: Prototyping in UX, taught by University Lecturer Adam Spryszynsky, TONIGHT, May...
05/12/2026

Support the final presentation of IT485: Prototyping in UX, taught by University Lecturer Adam Spryszynsky, TONIGHT, May 12th, 6 p.m. - 8:30 p.m., GITC 3200. This is a final send-off to some very talented HCI students before they cross the podium to embrace the future ahead!

YWCC junior Nidhi Sakpal is tackling one of technology’s biggest challenges: making artificial intelligence safer and mo...
05/12/2026

YWCC junior Nidhi Sakpal is tackling one of technology’s biggest challenges: making artificial intelligence safer and more trustworthy. The Albert Dorman Honors College student, double-majoring in applied math and computer science, has earned recognition for her AI safety research through competitive fellowships with Algoverse and BlueDot Impact, contributing to studies presented at international conferences on the risks and vulnerabilities of large language models.

NJIT makes entrepreneurs and scientists, but junior Nidhi Sakpal is obsessed with something else — she makes AI safer.Sakpal, an Albert Dorman Honors College member from Boonton double-majoring in applied math and computer science, explained that artificial intelligence safety encompasses the a**l...

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