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Nov 21, 2024
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Graduate Catalog 2024-2025
Applied Computer Science, M.S.
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The M.S. in Applied Computer Science degree is a professional program, requiring 36 hours of graduate study, that provides individuals holding an undergraduate degree in any discipline the knowledge and skills needed to pursue a career in the exciting and dynamic field of computer science and information technology. The program focuses on computer science fundamentals and the craft and practice of software design and development.
Students may only enter the program at designated cohort entry points and will take the courses in the designated sequence. Students are expected to have basic knowledge and proficiency in using computers. Students will be expected to have reliable Internet access and their own personal computer capable of running a variety of software tools used in the program. Additional details on computing needs are available from the Computing program website
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Software Development Track
Total Program: 30 Hours (with CS-Background); 36 Hours (non CS-Background)
Additional Program Requirements
- Students are allowed only one grade of “C” in all courses applying toward the degree.
- Students without a degree in Computer Science must complete the Preparatory courses (12 hours), all Core Courses (12 hours), and courses from one of the three Tracks (9 hours) plus one elective course (3 hours).
- Students with a degree in Computer Science must complete all Core Courses (12 hours), and all courses from one of the three Tracks (9 hours) plus an additional 9 hours of electives.
- Electives must be from from the Software Development, Data Science, or Cyber Intelligence tracks, directed research with a faculty sponsor, or an approved graduate course outside the program.
- Additional program requirements are found on the Program of Computing website at https://www.westga.edu/academics/art-culture-science/computing-math/computing/ms-computer-science.php.
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