The School of Computing within the College of Engineering at WSU offers two accredited
undergraduate programs and four accredited graduate programs where students conduct
state-of-the-art work in machine learning, algorithms and software systems, robotics,
and computer systems and architecture.
Wichita State's College of Engineering is ranked 12th in the country out of over 500
universities in the Cyber Power Rankings, which were created by Cyber Skyline in partnership
with the National Cyber League (NCL). The rankings represent the ability of students
to perform real-world cybersecurity tasks on the Cyber Skyline platform.
Students from across the College of Engineering, primarily cybersecurity and computer science majors in the School of Computing, competed in various team and individual competitions.
The new ranking for Wichita State is up from 20th place in the fall.
In addition to the overall ranking, the student team Sky-Shoc-2025— headed by Charles Hill and made up of students Joe Rehhop, Daniel Halbleib, Juan
Barrientos, Harsh Subnani, Carlos RSF and Alexander Pickett — placed eighth out of nearly 5,000 teams. Other WSU teams include:
41th place: Club Penguin - Aidan McGillivray, Sophia Hunt, Koral Richardson, Divy Patel, Hyacinthe Howell,
Jack Delmar, Morgan Stewart
106th place: Beggs Badgers - Brynn Potter, Ashe Pate, Andrew Sauls, Jessica Methman, Bryden Young, Jason Kurtz,
Andrew G.
156th place: Wuber Drivers - John Sanburn, John Dugan, Agustin, Andrew Lisenby, Juan Herrera, Preston Elliott,
Klayton Carroll
174th place: Apun - Sophie Clarke, Sean Dugan, Liam Moore, Remington Derksen, Hannah Nikkel, Kyra Rolen,
Reilly Waller
220th place: WuRu? - Adrien Banuelos, Adrian Ceballos, Ike Wells, Tyler Crabtree, Alex Caldwell, Joseph
Damato, Sheikh Mohamed Ragib Ahsan
