The Computer Science Department at Comp Sci High is committed to empowering the next generation of Computer Scientists and technologists. Our department offers a rigorous curriculum that is designed to provide students with strong foundational skills in various coding principles and practices. Technology has historically marginalized people of color and we aim to build up our students to not only navigate, but also to transform the spaces they are in. From introductory to Advanced Placement courses, our program is tailored to the diverse interests of our students. Our dedicated faculty bring invaluable industry experience and academic expertise to the classroom, ensuring that students receive a high-quality Computer Science education.
To use the power of education, technology, and community to become an engine of opportunity and a force for economic freedom in the South Bronx. Our mission is to ensure every student graduates with college acceptance letters, high tech skills, real work experience, and a plan to turn those opportunities into a successful career. Learn more about Comp Sci High.
Check out some student projects !
This project simulates Minesweeper in a Java console! Jeremy built this as his AP CS A capstone project.
Course: AP CS A
This project is a website for an imagined mattress store. Mahamadou built it as one of his SE11 projects.
Course: Software Engineering 1 (Intro)
This project is a website for an imagined clothing store. Laila A built it as one of her SE11 projects.
Course: Software Engineering 1 (Intro)
A Self Portrait of the student Elayasia Middleton
Course: Graphic Design 1 (Adobe Illustrator)
This website was made by Comp Sci High senior (Class of 2024) Hammond Gyamfi as part of his software engineering capstone project. Students were tasked with creating a website for a real client that would impact their community, and Hammond decided to give back to the Comp Sci High community by showcasing the amazing work that his peers have done! Hammond is now furthering his skills in CS and is studying computer science at the University of Chicago.