MS in Computer Science

Overview

Master of Science’s Computer Science program at University of Maryland, offers a thesis or non-thesis option. When completing the program without a thesis, students must prepare a scholarly paper, but if students are completing the program with a thesis, students will need to complete a set of credit hours, and do a presentation on their independent accomplishment. Department of Computer Science has opportunities for students for research within the University of Maryland. Students must choose 4 out of the 8 specialized areas: Artificial Intelligence, Bioinformatics, Computer Systems, Database Systems, Software Engineering/Programming Languages/HCI, Scientific Computing, Algorithms and Computation Theory, and Visual and Geometric Computing

Courses:

The following are some courses from the program:

• High Performance Distributed Computing
• Computer and Network Security
• Advanced Techniques in Visual Learning and Recognition
• Computational and Mathematical Analysis of Biological Networks across Scales
• Algorithms and Machine Learning for Analyzing Mutation in Cancer