Computer Science at SUNY Korea sits within a department founded in 2012. It serves undergraduates as well as graduate students, and it has a strong tie to the computing department of Stony Brook University in the United States. Teaching staff are split across both campuses, and the two groups cooperate on instruction and scholarly projects.
Bachelor's students work through the department's own course structure, which was changed for cohorts beginning in the autumn of 2025. Every undergraduate is matched with a faculty advisor for guidance, and a fresh advisor roster is released each term so students know whom to approach.
Beyond the classroom, the department's web pages cover its ABET accreditation, information on careers after graduation, and profiles of its people. Research done by its professors touches artificial intelligence, robotics and computer vision, and the department has also run an AI summer school, giving students a visible link between coursework and active research.
