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Master of Science
The Master of Science in Computer Science includes an industry-aligned combination of knowledge, skills, and abilities that apply to today's rapidly changing technology field. Students will develop quantitative reasoning skills to make well-informed and strategic decisions about the use of relevant technology and software solutions. Students entering the field of computer science from another discipline will gain foundational knowledge and skills. All students, regardless of prior exposure to these concepts, will gain a deeper understanding of how to translate theory into practical solutions using emerging technology. Students will utilize industry-relevant, advanced tools and methods to address complex issues and be able to confidently make informed and optimized decisions. Students will engage in application-based exercises that will prepare them for real challenges and situations that arise in the industry. The program will contribute to students’ professional development by focusing on the key behaviors needed for ethical software development practices, project management, and problem solving.
0 of 20 identified program courses have known transfer listings.
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Resolved degree courses with no known prerequisite links (not an enrollment determination):
Core courses that unlock multiple downstream degree requirements:
CS 500 → CS 503 → CS 508 → CS 680
Longest known prerequisite chain: 4 courses
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18 Total Credits
12 Total Credits