Oyekan Adebayo Oluwatobi (MSc, PCM (NIM,Chartered), CISSP, HSSE)

Position: HOD, Computer Science
Research Areas: Software Engineering, Artificial Intelligence (AI) & Robotics, Natural Language Proocessing (NLP), Data Science, Algorithms & Data structures, Cyber security, Programming Languages, Human computer interaction

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STAFF OF COMPUTER SCIENCE

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1. Oyekan Adebayo Oluwatobi (MSc computer science, BSc computer science, PCM (NIM,Chartered), CISSP, HSSE) - HOD

2. Benson Gold (BSC computer science) - LECTURER I

3. Akovojehun Gbenupo Ezekiel (BSc Electronics & Computer Engineering) LECTURER II

4. Osakunih Patrick (Bsc computer science) LECTURER III

5. Bright Edet Isaac (Diploma Computer Science) - TECHNICIAN

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You are welcome to Computer Science, the bedrock of all disciplines with the vision of providing students and staff with an enabling environment and resources to exploit their potentials through teaching, learning, and research. It is important to emphasize that Science and Technology is the main driven force for the social and economic development of any contemporary society. Part of our strive is to foster learning and interdisciplinary collaboration amongst various disciplines within and outside the Domain. This goal involves implementing a holistic approach towards the understanding and solving of critical research questions of local, national and international importance in a world where the pace of scientific and technological development continues to increase dynamically. This development will aid in nurturing, educating, and preparing undergraduate students for their future role as leading scientists capable of facing critical challenges in the 21st century.The curricula of our programmes are robust and in accordance to the standard incorporating both practical, field & theoretical sesions. Part of our mission is to develop top notch graduates that are well grounded in computing field such that they are industry ready; employable and can be employers of labour.

Once more, you are welcome to Computer Science.