University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign The Grainger College of Engineering 1 courses 32 total credits
The Department of Computer Science is one of the longest established computer science departments in the world and is consistently ranked as a top-5 graduate program. The MS in Computer Science is a research-oriented degree that can be counted toward the PhD in Computer Science. Opportunity exists for specializing in computational science and engineering via the Computational Science & Engineering optional graduate concentration.
| Total Hours | 32 credits |
Requirements
Breadth Requirement - One course from each of three different core areas (9-12 hours) Advanced courses β One 500-level course from one of the three areas selected in the Breadth Requirement; Remaining hours from any 500-level CS course (500-590 or 598) except CS 591 or CS 597 . An approved 500-level non-CS course may satisfy 4 credit hours of this requirement; CS 599 (thesis) may satisfy 4 credit hours of this requirement. Select one of the following - CS 591 Prof. Development (or comparable work experience in CS); or ENG 572 Professional Practicum (CS); or Elective course (subject to Other Requirements and Conditions) (0-4 hours) Elective courses (subject to Other Requirements and...
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| CS 599 | Thesis Research | 4 |
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