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Department of Computer Science

Dr. Emmanuel O. Benneth

Ag. Head of Department

Computer Science

The Department of Computer Science started as a programme in Computer Science of the Department of Mathematics/Computer Science as an option in 1993 due to its importance in Computational theory and Information Technology and the head of Department was Dr. E. N. Owuchekwa.

Staff list in the Department

NameRankArea Of SpecialisationEmail
Dr. D. MathiasReaderComputer Science (Scientific Computing and Database System)matthias.daniel@ust.edu.ng
Dr. Vincent Ike-Emeka AnirehReaderArtificial Intelligenceanireh.ike@ust.edu.ng
Dr. N.D. NwiabuReaderArtificial Intelligence & Software Engineeringnwiabu.nuka@ust.ed.ng
Dr. E.O. BennettSenior LecturerHigh Performance Computingbennett.okoni@ust.edu.ng
Mr. O.E. TaylorSenior LecturerArtificial Intelligence & Intelligence Systemstaylor.onate@ust.edu.ng
Mr.D.J.S. SakoLecturer IArtificial Intelligence & Software Engineeringdumsako@yahoo.com
Dr V. T. EmmahLecturer ICyber Security & Machine Learningvictor.emmah@ust.edu.ng
C. G. IgiriLecturer IProgrammingchimigiri@yahoo.com
Mr. F. OrjiLecturer lSoftware Engineering
Mr. E. U. ThomasLecturer IIProgramming
Mrs. F. Deedam- OkuchabaLecturer IIProgrammingfortune.deedam@ust.edu.ng
Ominini MonimaLecturer llProgrammingominini.monima@ust.edu.ng
Dr WHITE, Stella TonyeAssistant LecturerProgramming stella.whyte@ust.edu.ng
Mrs. COOKEY, Ibiere BomaAssistant LecturerProgrammingcookey.ibiere@ust.edu.ng
Mr. M. C. AjokuAssistant LecturerProgrammingchizzymics@gmail.com
Mr. I. B. orijiAssistant LecturerProgramming ikechi.oriji@ust.edu.ng
Mr. ORAYE, GodspowerAsst. LecturerProgramming orayi.godspower@ust.edu.ng
Mr. N. A. IbiobuAsst. LecturerProgramming noble.ibiobu1@ust.edu.ng
Mrs. OMAEGBU, Eberechi ElizabethGraduate Asst.Programming eberechi.omaeggbu1@ust.edu.ng
Mr. OLISE, Olisaemaka TamunobelemaGraduate Asst.Programmingbelemarsu@2shekels.com
Mr. OGINI, Princewill BlessingGraduate Asst.Programmingprincewillogini@gmail.com
Ndiyema IrokaB.TechTechnologis llComputer Engineering emmanueliro@gmail.com
Ebenibo InebahTechnologist llComputer Scienceinebaz@yahoo.com
Nranye MercyPrincipal Executive Officer (Admin)Administrative Officermercynranye@rsu.ng.com
R.R. OkeahAdmin. Officer IIAdministrative Officerruthroland22@gmail.com
B. BakordowoPrin. Data Pro. OfficerSecretarial Admin barilebakordowo@gmail.com
Deekae MichaelPrin. Data Pro. OfficerSecretarial Admin michael.deekae@ust.edu.ng

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

The objectives of the programmes of the department are:

  • To instil in students a sense of enthusiasm for Computer Science and its applications in different areas of human endeavour
  • To develop in students, special computational skills for solving variety of theoretical and practical problems
  • To develop students with adequate knowledge and skills base from which they can proceed to specialized areas in Computer Science or multi-disciplinary areas
  • To develop in students, through education in Computer Science, a range of transferable skills and applications in computer related employment
  • To generate in students an appreciation of the importance of Computer Science in industrial, economic, technological, environmental and social context

STRUCTURE OF THE UNIT

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Messenger  

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Senior Lecturer 

Lecturer I

Lecturer II

Assistant Lecturers 

Graduate Assistants

PHILOSOPHY OF THE PROGRAMMES

The world is fast growing into a computerized society with sophisticated techniques designed for information exchange, dissemination and retrieval. Computer Science/Information Technology form the vehicle for this development. In this regard Computer Science is actually applicable in all facets of human endeavour and included in students’ curriculum to foster the awareness and to serve as a follow-up in this regard. Apart from its intellectual interest, Computer Science is useful to physical scientists, engineers and technologists. In recent times, the range of applications has extended to include the Social Sciences, Biological Sciences, Medicine, Environmental Sciences and the business community. It is expected that the growing Nigeria population follow this trend.

OBJECTIVE

The objectives of the programmes of the department are:

  • To instil in students a sense of enthusiasm for Computer Science and its applications in different areas of human endeavour
  • To develop in students, special computational skills for solving variety of theoretical and practical problems
  • To develop students with adequate knowledge and skills base from which they can proceed to specialized areas in Computer Science or multi-disciplinary areas
  • To develop in students, through education in Computer Science, a range of transferable skills and applications in computer related employment
  • To generate in students an appreciation of the importance of Computer Science in industrial, economic, technological, environmental and social context