News from the department of Computing & Software

For the first time since its establishment in 1998, the ETAPS Conferences will be hosted outside of Europe, with McMaster University preparing to welcome hundreds of software sciences researchers to its main campus in Hamilton.

Dr. Shari van de Pol and her team have developed data-driven systems that empower farmers by helping them reclaim valuable time while enhancing animal care.

The Ontario Engineering Competition (OEC) 2025 brought together 322 representatives from 18 engineering schools across the province at McMaster University’s campus.

Meet Jasiri Wa-Kyendo, a computer science student whose technical expertise and leadership within the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) at McMaster is shaping the future of technology and community engagement.

Professor Jamal Deen has received the inaugural Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineering (IEEE) Electron Devices Society (EDS) Simon M. Sze Education Award and the King Charles III Coronation Medal in recognition of exceptional service to Canada

Computer engineering student and the National Society of Black Engineers East Canada Zone Chairperson Brandon English reflects on his role as a leader and community builder.

Eman Rezk, a recent PhD graduate from the School of Computational Science and Engineering at McMaster University, has been honoured with the Alice Wilson Award by the Royal Society of Canada (RSC).  

The bustling lobby of the John Hodgins Engineering (JHE) Building at McMaster University is often graced by the melodious piano performances of Aidan Lao, a software engineering student.

We’re counting down to Spring Convocation 2024 by featuring students who reflect on a specific aspect of their Mac Eng education and the role it played in their journey.

When it comes to co-op, McMaster Engineering alumni and former international students Adetutu Ajayi and Mehedi Newaz Khan, support it wholeheartedly.

A Mobility Matters forum hosted by McMaster University’s student EcoCAR team offered a primer on emerging car technology.

For 15 years, MsSCert, part of the Faculty of Engineering at McMaster University, has been promoting collaboration and partnerships across various sectors, demonstrating a dedication to advancing standards and practices within the industry, amplifying impact and enhancing technology transfer.