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About the course
Artificial intelligence, wireless sensors, bioinformatics, video game design — these are just a few of the exciting fields computer science graduates can enter. The Department of Computer Science in Wayne State's College of Engineering offers an innovative education focused on the fundamentals of computer science while emphasizing new technologies, so our graduates are ready to step right into careers.
The program’s mission is to instill in its students a strong theoretical background in computer science, to expose them to the various rich disciplines in computer science, and to develop an appreciation for state-of-the-art research. The MS degree is a 30 credit/10 course curriculum. Admissions is on rolling basis; classes start in late August (fall term) or early January (winter term).
Entry Requirements
Master of Science degree applicants are expected to have attained a level of scholarship in the baccalaureate program equal to a grade point average of 3.0 or better, including adequate preparation in computer science and supporting courses in mathematics.
Ph.D. applicants should possess a bachelor's or master's degree with a major in computer science or related field. In addition, applicants are expected to have attained a level of scholarship equal to a 3.3 grade point average or better in the most recent degree, including adequate preparation in computer science and supporting courses in mathematics.
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