Established on April 1, 1997, with the merger of the Technical University of Nova Scotia (TUNS) with Dalhousie University
Previously a part of Dalhousie's Department of Mathematics, Statistics, and Computer Science
In 1993, there were 8 faculty members in Computer Science (not all of whom were computer scientists), and the annual budget for the Faculty was 600 000 per annum
The Computer Science building opened in 1999, renamed the Goldberg Computer Science building in June 2008
Dalhousie got their first computer in 1964 - an IBM 1620 so big it had to be hoisted into the roof of the Dunn building by crane
Deans of the Faculty of Computer Science
Carl Hartzman
Carl Hartzman was interim Dean of the Faculty of Computer Science in 1997
Documents including correspondence, a report of computer science programs in Nova Scotia, and Dalhousie's official response to the report, all dating from 1994-1995
Documents including correspondence, a computer science self-study report from Dalhousie, a response to a Nova Scotia report on computer science from TUNS, and news articles, all dating from 1993-1995
