17-Year-Old Local Student Earns Master’s Degree in Computer Science at the University of Pittsburgh, Paving the Way for Future Academic Achievements

Recently, a 17-year-old local student made history by earning a master’s degree in computer science from the University of Pittsburgh. RJ Krishnaswamy completed his undergraduate studies at Pitt last year and was ecstatic to have something tangible to showcase his hard work. Despite the challenges he faced, including defending a thesis, RJ felt proud of his achievement.

During the graduation ceremony, Professor Daniel Mosse, who is a faculty member in the Computer Science department at the University of Pittsburgh, commended RJ for choosing Pitt for both his undergraduate and graduate studies. Mosse expressed his pride in RJ’s academic work and research projects, hinting at potential future publications from his research.

As he moves forward in his academic career, RJ is considering his next steps. While uncertain about his future plans, he is eagerly waiting to hear back from Pitt regarding the potential start of his doctorate studies. This remarkable accomplishment at such a young age highlights RJ’s dedication, hard work, and passion for computer science, setting a remarkable path for his future endeavors in academia.