Master of Science in Engineering in Computer Science
The Master of Science in Engineering is a thesis-required
program that focuses Computer Science on sustainable systems and/or advanced
engineering design.
Innovating professionally
Your master’s degree in computer science will give you an
edge over the competition. Upon obtaining your degree, you’ll be qualified to
work on exciting projects such as:
- solving Arizona's water problem
- mining huge scientific databases
- designing and programming mobile robots
- analyzing and developing the software
architectures that underpin modern systems
Work while you study
Get paid and have your tuition waived. If you work as a
graduate assistant for 20 hours per week, the university will pay your tuition
and provide you with a living stipend.
You can apply for a:
- teaching assistantship
- research assistantship
Find more information about opportunities in financial
aid.
Degree requirements
To earn this degree, you must complete a total of 30 credit
hours:
- 6 hours of thesis research
- 3 hours of applied Mathematics or Statistics
- 6 hours of core courses in sustainable systems
and advanced engineering design
- 15 hours of electives
For more information on degree requirements and courses,
visit the academic
catalog.
Admissions
Find out how to join our program.