Master of Science in Computer Science

Command the world of technology through data and design

Welcome back to the innovative world of computer science. Maybe you just completed your undergraduate degree or perhaps it’s been years since you set foot in a classroom. Either way, our Master’s in Computer Science is applicable to your professional development. With our program, you’ll get to learn from faculty with decades of experience in software development, computer science research, and graduate education. Their lives are dedicated to providing current professionals (aka: you) with the graduate-level education in computer science to move forward in their career.

Quick Facts

Credits 33

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Program Overview

Our aim to to help you develop into a highly proficient computer scientist. How? You’ll study how to create complex hardware and software systems, manage complex information technology (IT) systems, and lead a technical team. This graduate program builds on your undergraduate background in the field by deepening your skills and knowledge in the main areas of computer science. Upon completion of the program, you’ll be trained in problem solving, collaboration, creative design processes, professional literature, writing, presentation, and ethical practices. You’ll be prepared for professional positions in software development and other technical/design-oriented roles in computing.

What to Expect

It can be hard to adjust back to higher education after functioning in the workforce. That is why we’ve designed this graduate program with working professionals in mind. You’ll get a rigorous education that fits within your busy schedule. Each semester-long course is 6 credits and requires weekly class attendance on campus and a significant amount of independent work outside of the classroom. Typically classes are offered in the evenings or weekends.

Locations

Ann Arbor

How to Apply

Graduate Application Steps

Application (Please Submit the Following):
- Application form
- Non-refundable application fee
- One page essay describing your reason for obtaining a graduate degree
- Résumé of your education and employment experience
- Two signed letters of recommendation using the Recommendation Form (recommendation letters on letterhead may also be submitted)
- All official transcripts leading to your bachelor’s degree
Please note:
- Graduate entrance exams such as the GRE are not required.
- If you have completed graduate level classes in the last seven years and wish to have them evaluated for possible transfer, please contact your admissions counselor for more information on transferring graduate credits.
- International students should contact the Office of International Student Services at international.admissions@cuaa.edu for additional application requirements.
Evaluation
When an applicant’s file is complete, the file is forwarded to the Admission Committee for review.
Admission
If the student is admitted, an acceptance letter will be mailed to the student and the student’s Falcon One Student ID number. Password information to access my.cuaa.edu will be sent separately from the Information Technology office. Your advisor will be able to give you information regarding completion of the required student orientation before you begin your first class.

Non-Degree Seeking Graduate Students

Please complete the Non-Degree Application
Non-degree applicants only need to submit an application to begin admission review; however academic transcripts may be requested to complete our review.