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MCS in Computer Science
The MCS degree (Master’s of Computer Science) is our course work only degree. Most applicants to this degree are interested in expanding their skills but are not interested in the research aspects of computer science. The minimum GPA for an MCS student is 3.0.
Students must complete 31 credits and the requirements are similar to those of the MS degree. The breadth requirement must be satisfied with 3 courses in the 3 areas; 1 credit of Colloquium, 6 credits of a related field or minor as well as two CS 8000 level (advanced graduate level) courses in areas of interest. Additional coursework needed to satisfy the 31 credit requirement should be courses that help to form a cohesive program that are relevant and provide the background and depth expected of a Master’s student.
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- The student chapter of ACM
- CS Graduate Student Association
- Council of Graduate Students
- Women In Computer Science
- IT Career Services
- Job Resource Center (AfterCollege)
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