Computer Science at Wesleyan focuses on understanding abstraction and computation as foundations for curricula in programming, analysis, creation of original computational structures, and the limitations of computation itself. 

Computer scientists primarily produce and read current information sources:

• research articles in scholarly journals
• papers published in conference and symposia proceedings
• preprints

Students seeking to solve problems may look for inspiration in current events, such as from the internet or newspapers. They do deeper dives by reading those materials listed above, as well as books. Students writing theses may benefit from reading previously published theses and dissertations. 

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