Computer Science and Technology

The program objectives of the master's degree in Computer Science and Technology are:
1. To prepare graduates for the increasingly sophisticated application of computers to the needs of industry and society;
2. To prepare graduates for research, teaching, and further graduate studies in computer science;
3. To prepare graduates for leadership roles in their industry career.
4. To provide graduates with graduate level course work in computer science that supplements the curriculum in other disciplines.

Graduates from the Master of Computer Science and technology program will be able to:
1. Have a sufficient theoretical background in Computer Science and Technology and be able to publish original papers in conferences or journals.
2. Select appropriate numerical computation techniques, operating systems, and programming language for specific development requirements and constraints.
3. Design, implement, test, and document large programming projects.
4. Apply networking and database development concepts in programming solutions.
5. Identify appropriate software engineering principles and methods for different development projects.
6. Integrate concepts, tools, and theories to find and formulate problems, think analytically, and recommend technology-based solutions to the problems.
7. Have good teamwork skills.
8. Possess good communication/presentation skills.

Master of Computer Science and Technology