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At the UW School of Computer, Data & Information Sciences, we are creating a hub of collaboration that will help make every idea better. As technology transforms every aspect of our lives, so too has the need for transformative ways of thinking, problem-solving, and creating. That is why it is important to create a space for cross-disciplinary learning and experiences. And while our goal is to co-locate our departments and create a place where high-tech learning and collaboration come together under one roof, the focus is on ensuring that students, faculty and industry experts can discover, solve problems, and lead in a world that is moving forward at the speed of innovation. We’re building the future of Wisconsin – and the future of every Badger – and with your help, there’s no limit to what we can accomplish together.
Why a new building?
Connection
We want to create a hub where every Badger from any major can come and work together with others to creatively ideate and collaborate on projects while acquiring valuable skills.
Growth
The Computer Sciences, Statistics and Information Sciences programs have witnessed extraordinary student enrollment in recent years that shows no signs of slowing.
UWX
In addition to fostering entrepreneurial startups, increasing industry partnerships from tech companies like Google and Microsoft creates unique opportunities for students to gain valuable experience.
Help us build the future.
A Hub for Collaboration
This facility will be dedicated to digital excellence in both research and education. With spaces for classroom instruction, research, study, and collaboration, it will facilitate connection between students, faculty, and industry partners.
A Centralized Location
The building will create a new center of activity for the campus, enabling important connections and establishing a tech corridor from Physics and Chemistry to the Discovery Building to the College of Engineering.
Where Learning Happens
Modern classrooms with the latest features for connectivity and collaboration will facilitate hands-on learning experiences. The building will also have enough space to double our faculty to meet current and anticipated demand.
Unlocking Potential
The American Family Data Science Institute, Center for High Throughput Computer and Department of Biostatistics and Medical Informatics will all reside in the new CDIS building, offering exciting collaboration, research and learning opportunities.
