Computer Science - Eastern Kentucky University

Computer Science from Eastern Kentucky University is a Campus Master Computer Science degree that prepares you for a IT career. Program Description The program is an interdisciplinary graduate program with options in Software Engineering, Business Computing, and Industrial Computing. The program is tailored to serve both computing professionals working in business/industry sites who seek an advanced degree to improve their job skill, and the computer teachers/lab managers in the secondary schools, community colleges and technical schools. Courses in the program will be offered during evenings and on weekends. This provides an educational opportunity for students who are unable to attend daytime classes. Currently, there is no evening program in applied computing in this region. The Master of Science in Applied Computing degree program consists of a minimum of 36 graduate hours. A minimum of 50% of graduate hours must be at the 800 level. The core requirements, which all the program candidates must take, consist of 18 credit hours of Computer Science courses. Each specialization option requires 12 credit hours concentrating on one of the options of Software Engineering, Business Computing, or Industrial Computing. The remaining six credit hours can be selected from any of the courses not required in the core or the chosen option. The academic record and work experience of each applicant will be evaluated to determine whether additional prerequisite course work is required. Students may transfer credits for courses taken at another institution. Courses requested to be transferred will be reviewed by the departmental graduate committee for approval following the University guidelines for graduate credit transfer. View more details on Eastern Kentucky University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Computer Science courses.