Details
1.5 – 2 Years
8 Weeks
Credit Hours
30 – 36
Cost Per Credit
$336 while in India; $525 while in US
Teaching Format
Live Stream
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Dr. Vince Scovetta
LEAD PROFESSOR OF COMPUTER SCIENCE
- Dr. Scovetta is the Lead Computer Science Professor at Campbellsville University responsible for the creation and evolution of the MS/CS, BS/CS programs, and instructs several Graduate and Undergraduate Computer Science courses. He is engaged with the Kentucky business community to ensure graduating students have the necessary technical skills required of a fast-paced technological society. Dr. Scovetta also provides outreach support to High Schools encouraging students to learn about Computer Science and Robotics.
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Dr. Quiana Bradshaw
PROFESSOR OF COMPUTER SCIENCE
- Dr. Quiana Bradshaw earned a Doctor of Computer Science with a concentration in emerging media from Colorado Technical University,an MSIT from Florida Institute of Technology and was noted to make a significant contribution to the field. She has published several studies on educational games and learning game design characteristics. She has servedas a Software & Industry Information Association Codie Judge since 2016, a Serious Play Conference 2018 International Serious Play Awards.
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Dr. Gulsebnem (Sheb) Bishop
PROFESSOR OF COMPUTER SCIENCE
- Dr. Bishop graduated with a doctorate in Computer Science and Information Systems from Pace University, NY, in 2006. She holds an MBA as well as a Cybersecurity master’s degree. She has worked for several non-profit organizations such as the American Museum of Natural History in New York City, National Cathedral, and the United Nations Foundation in Washington, DC. Dr. Bishop has a MA degree in classical archaeology from the University of Pennsylvania and an MA degree in Near Eastern archaeology from Hacettepe University in Ankara, Turkey.
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Admissions Requirement
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- 3 Professional Reference Letters
- Statement of Purpose
- Resume
- Passport or Government Issued ID
General information
- Three (3) Professional Reference Letters
- Statement of Purpose
- Resume
- Passport or Government Issued ID
Academic Documents
- Soft copies of all Bachelors Transcripts
- Official Transcripts must be delivered within the first 16 weeks of the semester.
- Credential evaluation (CU Evaluation, WES, EP, ECE or other)
- This requirement is waived if the student has a Bachelor’s degree from a University Grant Commission (UGC) accredited university.
- GRE or GMAT
- This may be waived if the student has earned a four-year Bachelor’s degree from a UGC accredited college or university, with a First Class or higher designation.
- This requirement may be waived if the student earns a 3.0 GPA in their first two 8-week terms.
- If the student’s GPA is below 3.0, the student must submit official GRE scores that meet the university standard in order to continue.
English Proficiency Scores
- CU ESL Test, TOEFL score 80, IELTS score 6.0, or Pearson score 53
- If a student does not meet the requirement, the student will receive a IELTS training for free toward training in English proficiency. Students will have until the end of the second 8-week term to retest to fulfill this requirement.
- This requirement may be waived if the student earns a 3.0 GPA in their first two 8-week terms.
The MSCS is made up of ten to twelve core courses, based on how many foundations one has to take.
Software Engineering
Database Program Development
CIS II
Computer Operating Systems
Networking
Calculus 1
Discrete Math
**An Admissions Advisor will evaluate your credentials to determine if you meet prerequisite requirements. If you are lacking in any of these areas, you will be assigned to one or both of the following Foundations Courses. Foundations courses are 16 weeks in duration.
CS 501 – Foundations I (Computer Science)
CS 502 – Foundations II (Discrete Math & Calculus)
BA/CS 632 – Cyber Security
BA/CS 635 – Disaster Recovery Planning
BA/CS 636 – Cyberlaw, Regulations,& Compliance
BA/CS 634 – Current & Emerging Technology
CS 633 – Advanced Programming Languages
CS 630 – Software Engineering
CS 631 – Advanced Database
CS 637 – Advanced Operating Systems
CS 638 – Artificial Intelligence
CS 639 – Advanced Topics in Computer Networking
Campbellsville University has been preparing leaders with highly accredited, quality education, for over a century. With an esteemed faculty, consisting of practitioner scholars, your MSCS will be recognized worldwide.
- Finish in as little as 16-24 months with this 30 -36 credit hour program.
- Global alumni base for networking
- Career advancement
Prepares you for exciting careers
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