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Dec 14, 2025
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2025-2026 Graduate Catalog
Computer Science, M.S.
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Program Requirements
The degree program for the Master of Science with a major in Computer Science is a non-thesis course of study. Students must complete a 15 hour core consisting of: Degree Options
Each candidate must choose one of the following options: - File Paper Option 30 semester credit hours - - Students must write a substantial file paper meeting guidelines established by the college and complete 15 additional hours of graduate computer science course work, excluding CMPS 5013 - Fundamentals of Computer Architecture , CMPS 5016 - Fundamentals of Computer Programming , CMPS 5773 Graduate Internship I in Computer Science and CMPS 5783 Graduate Internship II in Computer Science . CMPS 6903 Research Methods in Computer Science and three semester credit hours of CMPS 6901 - Independent Graduate Study in Computer Science (one hour in each of the three semesters) may be taken in support of the file paper. The student’s first enrollment in CMPS 6901 will be established by the student’s research advisor in consultation with the Graduate Coordinator.
- Non-File Paper Option 33 semester credit hours - Students must complete 18 additional hours of graduate computer science course work, excluding CMPS 6901 - Independent Graduate Study in Computer Science , CMPS 5013 - Fundamentals of Computer Architecture , CMPS 5016 - Fundamentals of Computer Programming , CMPS 5773 Graduate Internship I in Computer Science and CMPS 5783 Graduate Internship II in Computer Science .
- Practical Training Option 36 semester credit hours - Students must complete CMPS 5773 Graduate Internship I in Computer Science and CMPS 5783 Graduate Internship II in Computer Science and 15 additional hours of graduate computer science course work, excluding CMPS 6901 Independent Graduate Study in Computer Science , CMPS 5013 Fundamentals of Computer Architecture , and CMPS 5016 Fundamentals of Computer Programming . A student should consult with the department graduate coordinator for guidance on internship protocols.
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