Program Structure
Upcoming Events
May 16, 2012 – 11:45am -
1:30pm
MUM Career Fair.
May 25, 2012 – 7:45pm -
9:15pm
Graduating Students Award Ceremony.
May 26, 2012 – 1:00pm -
4:00pm
Commencement & Reception.
May 27, 2012 –
Computer Science Department Annual Picnic.
May 28, 2012 – - Jun 8, 2012
Career Strategies Workshop (FPP Group).
Master of Science in Computer Science: Courses
The Master of Science (MS) in Computer Science program is for Software Engineering professionals.
Introduction
This program prepares graduates for success by providing comprehensive knowledge of the discipline while culturing the vital qualities of personal and professional success. MORE
Standard Core Courses:
- Modern Programming Practices
- Database Management Systems
- Software Engineering
- Computer Communication Networks
- Operating Systems
- Advanced Programming Languages
- Science of Creative Intelligence
Other MSCS Courses:
- Fundamentals of Algorithms
- Compiler Construction
- Artificial Intelligence
- Distributed Computing
- Advanced Computer Architecture
- Forest Academy
- Practicum in Software Development
Professional Seminars cover such subjects as:
- Object-Oriented Programming Environments
- Object-Oriented System Analysis and Design
- Data Compression
- Logic and Temporal Programming
Click here for course descriptions. For more detailed information on each course and for information on textbooks, please go here.
Specialization
Our program specializes in the areas of software systems and software development, and also includes the core areas of Computer Science, Operating Systems, Networking, Database, and several other important application areas. A series of courses in modern software systems and development includes the current principles and practices of modern programming, Software Engineering. Several courses in Distributed Software and Software Systems and Architecture then expand this scope to enterprise and Internet based systems.
For more information about course schedules, see description of entry tracks.
(Note: The academic content of the M.S. in Computer Science program is subject to change.)
