The Master of Science in Computer Science (M.S.C.S.) is a degree program designed to strengthen knowledge in advanced computer sciences areas spanning from hardware systems, software systems to computer networks and applied computing. The degree program requires filing a degree plan within the student’s first semester of study and passing the Final Comprehensive Examination as required by the university.

The program offers a thesis option, 31 credit hours, and a non-thesis option, 37 credit hours. The non-thesis project/report option requires an additional seven CS graduate elective courses.  The non-thesis exam option requires an additional eight CS graduate elective courses. See the program page for more information.