Students aspiring to graduate degree candidacy must have a bachelor’s degree in a related area and a background in Computer Information Systems. Preparatory requirements are proficiency in at least two high level languages, including an object-oriented programming language such as Java, C++ or C#, and the following undergraduate courses: Calculus I or Business Calculus
Upper-level foundation course requirements:
Rubric Course NameNone of the above courses may apply to the graduate degree.
Students may select from the thesis option or the extended course work option. The thesis option requires 33 credit hours of graduate work and the extended course work option requires 36 credit hours.
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