Master of Science in Computer Science

Program Outcomes:

Computer science students at the time of graduation are expected to:

1. possess an enhanced breadth of knowledge in computer science, combined with a depth of knowledge in critical core areas of computing;
2. possess the skills and knowledge for lifelong learning in computer science;
3. possess knowledge of the theoretical foundations of computing and have strong practical application experience;
4. possess and demonstrate oral and written communication skills;
5. understand and respect the professional standards of ethics expected of a computer scientist and be knowledgeable concerning the history of computing field;
6. possess a knowledge of computer security and computer security management;
7. analyze and compare relative merits of alternative software design, algorithmic approaches, and computer system organization, with respect to a variety of criteria relevant to the task (e. g. efficiency, scalability, security); and
8. implement algorithms in multiple programming languages, on multiple hardware platforms, and multiple operating system environments.