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Computer Science Overview
| Program Name | Master of Science in Computer Science |
| College Name | College of Computer and Information Science |
| Entry Terms | Applicants interested in starting in Summer 2013, please contact Gina Takasugi at g.takasugi@neu.edu. Fall 2013: September 4, 2013 Spring 2014: January 6, 2014 |
| Credits Required for Graduation | 32 Semester Hours |
| Estimated Total Tuition* | Rate per credit hour: $1,265/semester hour Total estimated tuition rate: $40,480 |
| Curriculum | View Curriculum |
| Application | Apply | View Admissions Requirements |
| Download Program Overview | Master of Science in Computer Science (PDF) |
| Visit the College of Computer and Information Science webpage | |
Northeastern University’s Master of Science in Computer Science is designed for experienced professionals seeking to enhance their knowledge and expand their technology leadership responsibilities in organizations that design, develop, market, or utilize computing systems.
The program combines both computing and important application domains—enabling you to increase your broad-based knowledge in the field while focusing on one curricular concentration selected from a range of options including artificial intelligence, computer-human interaction, graphics, programming languages, software engineering, database management, networks, theory, and security.
Program Objectives
- Exhibit proficiency in the design and maintenance of large application software
- Develop the ability to maintain network infrastructure
- Build familiarity with basic algorithms and theoretical computer science principles
- Demonstrate ability in advanced programming and software design materials
The Computer Science ALIGN Program:
An Accelerated Link to Industry through Graduate education & the Northeastern Network.
You do not have an academic background in computer science? Northeastern is proud to introduce The Computer Science ALIGN Program: An Accelerated Link to Industry through Graduate education & the Northeastern Network, an exciting new graduate program available for students with a broad range of quantitative undergraduate degrees. In Fall 2013, the inaugural cohort of The Computer Science ALIGN Program will embark on a life-changing journey to earn their Master of Science in Computer Science and gain relevant work experience at our graduate campus in Seattle.
Through this innovative program, students will pursue a custom curriculum specifically designed to leverage their existing quantitative aptitude to transition into lucrative careers as Computer Science professionals.
Ready to learn more? Contact CLICK HERE to express your interest in this program and take the first step towards a promising career in Computer Science.
* Tuition rates are for the 2012-2013 academic year beginning on July 1, 2012. Tuition and fees are subject to revision by the president and Board of Trustees at any time.
