Department Requirements
A comprehensive exam will be given during the semester in which a student expects to graduate.
Deficiency Requirements: CSCI 515, CSCI 516. Students must have a 'B' or better in these deficiency courses to continue in the Master's program. Undergraduate courses may be substituted with departmental approval. Students with deficiencies in mathematics will be required to complete one or more of the following: MATH 2413, MATH 2414 Calculus II, MATH 401, and MATH 2320 Differential Equations or MATH 2318 Linear Algebra. In addition, ENG 341 Professional Writing (Technical Writing) is strongly recommended for all international students.
Students must have a 'B' average overall and not more than 3 'C's in total. At most one 'C' is allowed for Required Core Courses. At most one 'C' is allowed for courses in student's specialization track.
Note: The Department reserves the right to suspend from the program any student who in the judgment of a duly constituted departmental committee does not meet the professional expectations of the field.
Master of Science in Computer Science - Option I Thesis
Master of Science in Computer Science - Option II Non-Thesis
Master of Science in Computer Science - (Accelerated BS/MS) Option II Non-Thesis
The BS-MS accelerated degree program allows undergraduate students in the Computer Science program to begin coursework towards the non-thesis option of the Master of Science in Computer Science program during their senior year at Texas A&M University-Commerce. Students can earn a B.S. and M.S. degree in five years upon completion of degree requirements for both degrees. For this accelerated program, 6 credits of graduate coursework can be applied to both the BS and MS degrees. Once admitted, the BS/MS candidate must maintain a 3.25 Undergraduate GPA. In the final semester of the student’s undergraduate program, a new online Apply Texas Application for the master’s Accelerated program must be submitted to gain admission and continue taking classes to complete the master’s program.
Note: Successful completion of the Comprehensive Exam is required of all students.
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