Master of Science in Computer Science (Non Thesis)

The Master’s of Science degree in Computer Science (Non-Thesis Option) at The University of Georgia is a comprehensive program of study intended to give qualified and motivated students a thorough foundation in the theory, methodology, and techniques of Computer Science. Students who successfully complete this program of study will have a grasp of the principles and foundations of Computer Science. This degree program is designed for graduate students seeking careers in industry or government after graduation. The students will obtain skills and experience in up-to-date approaches to analysis, design, implementation, validation, and documentation of computer software and hardware. With these skills they will be well qualified for technical, professional, or managerial positions in government, business, industry, and education.

Application for admission, resume, statement of purpose, and unofficial transcripts ( undergraduate and/or graduate degrees) ( including degrees in progress). Transcripts must show marksheet, grades, and grade point average. If offered admission, official transcripts must be sent by the institution to University of Georgia Graduate Admissions office or student must bring a sealed official transcript when on campus.

Official GRE scores ( institutional code 5813) ( within 5 years), official TOEFL, IELTS or Duolingo scores (within 2 years) ( you may send the unofficial copy, but official scores must be received for departmental review). Official TOEFL, official IELTS or official Duolingo can be submitted electronically by choosing University of Georgia Graduate Admissions as recipient when sending scores.

Three letters of recommendation. These must be from qualified persons who have taught or supervised you in an academic and/or professional capacity;

A Statement of Purpose must indicate your goals for graduate study in Computer Science at the University of Georgia.