Master of Science in Computer Science City University of Seattle
| Award | Attendance | Study | Duration | Start | Domestic fees | International fees |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MSCS | On-Campus | Full-time | 18 months | October, January, April, July | find out | $19512 year per |
Tuition only, 16-17 school year rates
Course overview
CityU’s M.S. in Computer Science program is the ideal next step for STEM graduates from bachelor’s degree programs in Computer Systems, Computer Science, Information Systems, Information Technology or related fields. Extending your education with a master’s degree can expand your options in the labor market and career potential.
What makes our programs special
CityU’s Technology Institute programs are hands-on. Our students:
- Build networks
- Support Cloud Computing systems
- Develop secure data systems
- Build and deploy databases
- Develop Mobile Apps
- Design Healthcare Systems
Why choose City University of Seattle?
- Downtown Seattle location
- Affordable tuition with scholarships available
- Accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities
- No GMAT/GRE required
- Seattle is home to many international technology corporations such as Microsoft, Amazon, and Adobe
Program Details
Computer Systems Core: 27 credits
- Principles of Software Engineering/Systems
- Analysis and Design
- Managing Technology Projects
- Computer Architecture
- Software Testing
- Technology Implementation and Change
Depth of Study Sequence: 9 Credits - Information Security
- System Administration for Information Security
- Ethical Obligations in Information Security
Capstone: 3 credits
IIn the Capstone, students apply the skills and knowledge they have learned in their courses to complete a project
with instructor guidance.
Total Coursework: 39 credits
Entry requirements for this course
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