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2023-2024 Graduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Master of Science in Computer Science - Artificial Intelligence Concentration Degree Plan/Progress Record

Degree Requirements:

  1. GRE test score
  2. Official transcript(S)
  3. Unconditional Admission
  4. 33 Semester hours of credit
  5. Meet residency requirements
  6. No more than two grades below “B”
  7. Overall GPA of 3.0
  8. Completion of research requirement with a “B” or better
  9. All credit earned within 8 years of graduation
  10. Successfully complete comprehensive exam or thesis
  11. Graduation Application filed

Prerequisite Courses

Required for students with Bachelor’s Degree outside the field of Computer Science

  • MTH 2215 - Applied Discrete Mathematics
  • CS 2250 - Computer Science I
     
  • CS 2255 - CS II
    OR
  • CS 3360 - Object Oriented Programming I
     
  • CS 3310 - Foundations of Computer Science
  • CS 3323 - Data Structures
  • CS 4445 - Data Communications and Networking

Note:

To remain eligible for Federal Financial Aid, all undergraduate courses MUST be completed before students enroll in any graduate courses. Students on Federal Financial Aid may NOT enroll in undergraduate courses after they have begun graduate coursework.

Required Core Courses (9 Semester Hours)

Non-Thesis Option Required Courses: (9 Semester Hours)

Advisor Approved Electives:

Select 15 hours of advisor-approved Computer Science graduate courses

Thesis Option Required Courses: (12 Semester Hours)

Advisor Approved Electives:

Select 9 hours of advisor-approved Computer Science graduate courses

Items To Be Discussed:

  1. One term limit to have transcript(s) and test scores on file
  2. Temporary, Conditional, and Unconditional Admission
  3. Availability of faculty for academic advising
  4. Petition for transfer credit once unconditionally admitted
  5. Class attendance
  6. Drop and Withdrawal procedures; deadlines and consequences
  7. Petition for an incomplete grade
  8. Student participation in course and program evaluation
  9. Thesis and non-thesis options
  10. Other

Progress:

Status Date Initials
Conditional    
Test Scores    
Requirement for minimum undergraduate GPA waived    
Requirement for minimum score of GRE waived    
Unconditional    
Residency    
Comps