Computer Science at The University of Tennessee at Martin

05/10/2026

Congrats Josiah!

Josiah Tripp, a recent UT Martin summa cm laude graduate, wants to become a computer science professor.

05/07/2026

Congrats Justin! Great story linked!

Justin Finn plans to study abroad in Spain for a month before continuing study in the States.

05/02/2026

Way to go! We had 15 total CS & Cyber students graduate today!

05/02/2026

CS and Cyber representing at the commencement, with the dean!

04/21/2026

It is a beautiful day to celebrate our graduating seniors at our Graduation and Pinning ceremony.

Join us in congratulating the class of 2026!

04/15/2026

Today, graduating senior Cybersecurity majors Molly Corgan and Connor Gladish presented their undergraduate research, “Machine Learning-Based Anomaly Detection in IoT-Enabled Transportation Networks,” at the 2nd CYBER-CARE Annual Symposium held at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Daytona Beach.

As the only undergraduate researchers presenting alongside graduate students and professionals, they represented our program exceptionally well and demonstrated the strength of undergraduate research in cybersecurity.

04/02/2026

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03/25/2026

UTM CS
45 YEAR PROGRAM ANNIVERSARY!

03/25/2026

Congrats to Dawn Weeks Dill as well, who CS is also very grateful too!

Congratulations to Shelly Long, Department Administrator for the UT Martin Department of Mathematics & Statistics, on being featured in this week’s Addenda as part of the Administrative Professionals Academy graduating cohort!

We are grateful for all that Shelly does for our department and proud to see her recognized for this professional accomplishment.

Congratulations, Shelly!

03/13/2026

We are incredibly proud of six of our UT Martin Cybersecurity students who spent the afternoon with the Martin Elementary STEM Club yesterday, leading hands-on cybersecurity activities for 38 fourth and fifth grade students.

Iyanna Woods, Joey Meeks, Claire Bullington, CJ Durham, Tyler Hull, and Reece Cosbey designed and facilitated three interactive learning stations:

• Lock Lab – Students explored how physical locks work and learned how security professionals test locks to understand vulnerabilities in physical security systems. They also talked about the importance of using cybersecurity skills ethically and always getting permission before testing systems.

• Scam Busters – Students listened to different scenarios and decided whether they were real or scams while learning how attackers try to trick people into sharing information.

• Password Power-Up – Students learned how to create strong passwords. One student even discovered their password was in the top five most commonly used passwords!

Beyond teaching cybersecurity concepts, our students practiced communication, leadership, teamwork, and problem-solving skills—the same skills that cybersecurity professionals use every day when helping organizations and communities stay secure.

We are so proud of how these students represented our program and inspired the next generation of technology leaders. Thank you to the Martin Elementary STEM Club for welcoming us!

11/15/2025

Today, we also got to see all our UTM Computer Science faculty, staff, and ITS collaborators in their element today as they shared research and led a variety of engaging sessions at the ACM MSE conference today! Well done, team!