The Washington metro area has more computer science graduates than anywhere else, but university officials say it still isn't enough.

It starts by putting students at the center of the design model, explains Michael L. Mathews, CIO at Oral Roberts University.

The university says studying the subject will help its students get a leg up on an emerging trend in computer science.

The college plans to secure user accounts with 2FA from the security company, Duo.

Digital credentials that shows precisely which skills a job applicant has obtained are more accessible and will become increasingly relevant, he says.

With the help of "AI-driven" architecture and virtualized Bluetooth beacons, the college says what it has now is far more than an internet connection.

One of the largest learning management system companies in the U.S. will soon move its headquarters out of Washington D.C.

The program's online format caters to working professionals and can be completed within 18 months.

Industry demand for tech workers is climbing, but new data shows computer science is conspicuously absent from K-12 curricula across the country.

The Smart City Cloud Innovation Center will attempt to solve civic challenges in the Phoenix metro area with AI and cloud technology.