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Master's in Computer Science Overview The Master of Science in Computer Science program is designed to provide breadth of understanding in the core topics of computer science, in-depth advanced ...

Master of Science in Computer Science Traditional, research-based master’s degree option Must complete 24 credit hours of coursework Must complete 6 hours of thesis or independent study credit ...

Bin / Breadth requirement (9 credit hours) Computer Science BIN/breadth requirements require all students to earn a grade of ‘B’ or better in one 5000-level CSCI course (not 6000 or higher) from each ...

This program brings together Computer Science, Electrical and Computer Engineering, and Applied Computing to give you a well-rounded foundation in both theory and application. Flexible Learning ...

This is particularly true for programs with a total of 30 required credits. To give you an idea of the variables impacting your time to graduation, here are four scenarios specific to the new Master ...

The Applied Data Science and Computer Science programs include a collaborative capstone project, in which faculty-mentored teams of students tackle real-world challenges in their respective fields.

Advancing Data Science at PitchBook Zach Haroian, the first graduate of Willamette University’s 3+1 BS/MS in Data Science program, secured a position as an associate machine learning engineer at ...

MS AdvisingRequirements Options Procedures Below is a brief overview of degree requirements within the Department of Computer Science. For a full explanation of requirements please visit the Graduate ...

The following online courses are offered within the MS in Information Technology program, and can be used to fulfill requirements in the Cybersecurity concentration of the MS in Security Studies ...

"Computer science is a wonderful major to learn systems thinking." Taylor received a BS and MS in computer science from Stanford University. Many of Taylor's AI competitors and colleagues agree.