The Masters of Science degree in Computer Science is designed to strengthen the background of the student in advanced computing concepts involving computational problem solving and complex programming environments. The program covers topics in algorithms, computation theory, and advanced programming systems. Students are expected to be able to construct complex software solutions for a variety of problems and systems. Electives allow the student to focus studies in several areas, including parallel and distributed systems and programming, bioinformatics, and graphics.
Curriculum
Curriculum and degree requirements can be found in the most current Graduate Bulletin.