Computer Science - Metropolitan State University

Computer Science from Metropolitan State University is a Campus Master Computer Science degree that prepares you for a IT career. Program Overview The Master of Science in Computer Science (MSCS) is an innovative 34-credit program that provides advanced training in the theory and practice of computer science . It focuses on two of the key areas in modern computing: distributed systems and computer security. The program has been designed to: strike a healthy balance between theory and practice; help students acquire the ability to read and assimilate highly technical material; deepen the student's technical knowledge; enable students to solve complex problems; help the student to effectively respond to rapid technological changes; develop well organized presentations and written materials; and enhance the student in a career in computing. The MS in Computer Science program consists of 28 credits of coursework, which includes 12 credits focused on distributed computing and security and an additional 16 credits of electives. All MSCS students will learn about research methodologies, scholarly research, and professional writing in a 2-credit ICS 698 Research Seminar. An applied project or original thesis in computer science must also be completed. In keeping with Metropolitan State's commitment to working adults, the master's program in computer science offers evening and online classes, with flexible program choices to suit individual professional goals. Program Outcomes At the time of graduation, students will have: A solid foundation in the concepts of distributed systems and computer security. A good knowledge of the major research areas in Computer Science . The ability to do literature survey related to research problems in Computer Science, and obtain the necessary background information to further explore the problems. The skill to write up research results and present them orally. View more details on Metropolitan State University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Computer Science courses.