Doctor's degree Computer Science - Brandeis University

Doctor's degree Computer Science from Brandeis University is a Campus Ph.D Computer Science degree that prepares you for a IT career. Teaching Requirement The mentoring, training, and evaluation of teaching fellows is an ongoing and important component of the graduate program. Students normally teach one course per year, beginning as graders of problem sets and assignments, and move progressively to higher levels of involvement with teaching in courses across the curriculum. They participate in the design and delivery of course lectures and each year, under the guidance of their faculty, they present several lectures. Whether students are preparing for an academic and research career or an industry position, the teaching fellow experience is valuable training in course preparation and technical communication. Thesis Committee and Proposal 1. Establishment by the adviser and the director of graduate studies of a thesis committee consisting of the adviser, two other Brandeis faculty, and one appropriate external member from outside Brandeis. 2. An approved, written thesis proposal by the candidate that surveys the relevant literature and states the goals of the dissertation and topics to be investigated (including aspects already completed or underway), along with an oral presentation to the thesis committee that is open to computer science faculty who wish to attend. Thesis Defense Public defense of a completed dissertation will be announced three weeks in advance. Copies of the complete thesis will be available to the faculty during these three weeks. View more details on Brandeis University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Computer Science courses.