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Offered by Clemson University, a Carnegie R1 public research institution
Plus a flat fee of $103 per semester. Flexible payment options are available
Complete 10 three-credit courses full- or part-time
Lecture videos, live office hours, collaborative projects, and connection with instructors and peers
This MS in Computer Science will equip you with advanced knowledge and skills, preparing you to engage with the most challenging questions facing today’s digital industries.
Working alongside leading academics and internationally recognized researchers at a celebrated Carnegie R1 public research institution, you’ll acquire a robust theoretical framework, along with practical computing skills.
Through collaborative projects based on real-world computing environments and scenarios, you’ll build expertise and abilities while forging meaningful connections with your peers and faculty members.
You’ll learn how to apply the core concepts, principles, and methodologies of computer science in a variety of real-world contexts, with a strong emphasis on human-centered computing approaches.
Throughout the program, you’ll examine the ethics and implications of human interactions with technology - becoming a conscientious IT practitioner in the process.
Build a solid foundation for computer science expertise, with key programming concepts and problem-solving techniques using Python, one of the most widely used and versatile programming languages.
A focus on real-life problems and practical exercises will provide you with a strong working knowledge and sought-after computer science skills.
You’ll build computing-specific academic skills across two distinct areas:
Qualitative reasoning skills: Exploring computer ethics, you’ll learn to think critically and communicate effectively about legal, moral and ethical issues related to your field of study.
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