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Master of Science in Computer Science
The Master of Science program in Computer Science provides an opportunity for students to enhance their understanding of the principal hardware and software themes. The student will also learn how to analyze and formulate solutions for many advanced problems that occur in computer systems. The program stresses technical competence and encourages the student in independent work and judgment.
Master Degree of Computer Science
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Course Name
 

15
Cornerstone Courses
CSCI 501 Structure of Programming Languages
CSCI 507

Database Theory

CSCI 508 Operations Research
CSCI 512 Computer Architecture
IMSC 500 Information Systems Technology
Core Courses: Choose any 5 courses
15
CSCI 509

Software Methodology

CSCI 518 Data Communications Theory
CSCI 524 Principles of Programming Languages
CSCI 528 Data Structure
CSCI 530 Operating Systems
CSCI 549 Digital Electronics
CSCI 571 Artificial Intelligence
Concentration: Choose any 4 courses **
12
CSCI 541

Computer Graphics

CSCI 552

Current Developments in Computer Science I

CSCI 553

Current Developments in Computer Science II

CSCI 587

Special Topics in Information Technology I

CSCI 588

Special Topics in Information Technology II

CSCI 598

Directed Research

CSCI 599

Computer Science Project

IMSC 519

Statistical Analysis and Forecasting

IMSC 574 Management Information Systems
   
42
Total credit hours

** In selecting Concentration courses, students are advised to consult with both the Chair of Computer Science Department and their Academic Advisor.

 

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