Graduate Catalog 2025-2026 
    
    Aug 23, 2025  
Graduate Catalog 2025-2026

School of Computing, Analytics, and Modeling


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M. Scott Gordon, Interim Director

 

Computing Program

computing@westga.edu

 


Professors:

L. Baumstark, R. Butler (Interim Dean), M. Orsega (Program Coordinator), J. Preston (Provost and Senior VPAA), A. Remshagen, L. Yang

Associate Professors:

J. Corley, A. Stanescu, D. Yoder 

Assistant Professor:

S. Munir, M. Rahman

 

The Master of Science in Applied Computer Science degree is an affordable, high-quality graduate professional degree that provides individuals holding an undergraduate degree in any discipline the knowledge and skills needed to pursue a career in software development, cyber intelligence, or data science. 

Launch or elevate your career today: 

  •  Career-Focused: Prepares you for high-demand roles in software development, cyber intelligence, and data science. 
  •  Flexible Learning: Coursework including 11 courses, 36 credit hours can be completed online in under 2 years 
  •  Core Skills: Software development, web technologies, databases, machine learning, data science, and cyber intelligence taught by experts with real-world and academic experience. 
  •  Specialized Tracks: Software Development, Cyber Intelligence, Data Science 
  •  Affordable and Accessible: Competitive tuition with no computing experience required - 36 credit hours (30 if you have appropriate CS coursework), no transfer credits accepted 
  •  High ROI: Median salary for these roles is over $105K / year 

 

Mathematics Program

math@westga.edu

Professors:

M. Gordon (Interim School Director), X. Gu, C. Leach (Program Coordinator), K. Moon, F. Wei, R. Xu, M Yazdani

Associate Professors:

W. Faucette, N. Hoang, V. Paliwal, K. Shin

Senior Lecturer:

D. Robinson

 

The Mathematics program offers short and focused Post-Baccalaureate Certificates to boost credentials, prep for graduate school or pivot careers in  

  • Computational Mathematics 

Master the tools to solve real-world problems using algorithms, simulations, and numerical methods. Ideal for careers in data science, engineering, and applied research. 

  • Discrete Mathematics 

Sharpen your logic and problem-solving skills through graph theory, combinatorics, and proofs. A strong foundation for computer science, cryptography, and theoretical math. 

  • Statistics 

Gain deep insight into statistical theory and hands-on analysis skills. Perfect for roles in data analytics, research, and decision science. 

Programs

    Master of SciencePost-Baccalaureate Certificate

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