Master of Science in Computer Science

Announcements

Due to low enrollments, the Masters in Computer Science Program is not currently accepting new students. The program is in the process of being modified and if you are interested in the new program, contact Dr. Ashraf Saad or Dr. Ray Hashemi.

Course work for the current program will be offered through the Fall 2010 semester. After Fall 2010, only Independent Study and Masters Research will be offered for those students that have not yet graduated. To meet graduation requirements under the current program, ensure that you take the courses you need when they are offered. If you have any questions on program requirements or the course offerings please contact either Dr. Ashraf Saad or Dr. Ray Hashemi.

Tentative Course Offerings

Fall 2009
Networks, CSCI 5220G
Computer Security, CSCI 5700G
Special Topics, CSCI 8100
Master’s Project, CSCI 8200

Spring 2010
Two 5000 level CSCI courses
Technical Writing, CSCI 6100
Software Development Process, CSCI 7320
Master’s Project, CSCI 8200

Fall 2010
Two 5000 level CSCI courses
Mobile Computing, CSCI 7500
Image Processing, CSCI 7835
Master’s Project, CSCI 8200

Mission

The mission for Armstrong Atlantic's Master of Science degree in Computer Science is as follows:

• To provide a graduate degree in Computer Science that is accessible to active industry professionals and others who wish to further their Computer Science education.
• To meet the critical regional requirement for recruiting and retaining the best people at the forefront of this fast-paced field.
• To build upon and strengthen existing partnerships between GTREP and local industries.

The program allows students to choose from a wide range of cutting edge computer science topics and study them in depth. Many graduates will take employment with high-tech computer firms. Others will pursue teaching positions.