Meet The Team

Curious about programming? You're in the right place!

The Computer Science Club (CSC) welcomes all students seeking to expand your knowledge and skills in programming and technology.
The Programming Team competes in regional and international programming competitions, enhancing their coding, problem-solving,
and teammwork skills while having fun along the way.

Mission Statement

Our mission is to enrich and promote the experiences of computer science and technical learning among STEM and non-STEM majors alike at Maryville College and its surrounding community as well as provide meaningful experiences to individuals seeking a career or hobby relating to computer programming.

Our Advisor

"When I was a kid, I loved logic puzzles. I couldn’t get enough of them. As an adult, I started taking computer science classes and made an amazing discovery: computer science is all about using mathematics and data structures and algorithmic techniques to solve more and more complex logic puzzles. I was hooked!
Today I teach computer science at Maryville College, where they actually pay me to do what I love. And the best perk of all is I get to work with such an amazing, fun, and brilliant group of students.

Seeing that spark in them is priceless! I have the best job in the world."

-Dr. Barbara Johnson

Student Spotlights

Hey, I'm a sophomore pursuing an Environmental Science and Computer Science dual-major with a Humanities minor. I am a part of the Programming Team, Philosophy Club, S³, and the CCA technical team. My favorite part of CSC is getting to learn some pretty amazing techniques for coding and learning about how to create programs that solve the wildest of problems.

Hi, I'm a junior Computer Science and Math major. I'm active in several organizations across campus, including S³, Mountain Challenge, and MC3D. However, one club is particularly special. CSC has given me a place to excel, hone my programming skills, and be around some truly incredible people.

I am a junior Computer Science and have been on the Programming Team since I was a freshman. It improved my coding skills, let me meet people in my field, and helped me feel more prepared for both the real world and academia. It's also a lot of fun for anyone who enjoys problem-solving and traveling with peers!