Computer Science & Information Technology
Computer Science: Interdisciplinary, M.S.
Master of Science
The Computer Science (M.S.) with Interdisciplinary track prepares future leaders in the computer science and information technology industry. This thirty (30) credit program is designed to be flexible, giving students the ability to take between six and 12 credits devoted to developing skills in areas such as management, communication, planning, and decision-making. A combination of hybrid learning options are available to accommodate your learning style.
Program Fast Facts
- 30 credits (10 courses) total
- 18-24 credits (6-8 courses) are advanced computer science courses (with the option of a six-credit thesis)
- 6-12 credits (or 2-4 courses) are interdisciplinary, to allow student to explore advanced topics in management, communication, and decision-making
- Flexible combination of online and in-person learning options
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Admissions Requirements and Deadlines
- Application
- Official transcripts from all previous colleges or universities
- Three letters of recommendation
Deadlines
Fall semester: August 1st
Spring semester: December 1st
Summer sessions: May 1st
Student Learning Outcomes
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Computer Science, Interdisciplinary track (MS)
The MS in Computer Science program at Kutztown University provides advanced study on standards surrounding the information technology and computer science industry. With the advent of the Interdisciplinary track, professionals will receive additional education needed to advance within their organizations.
The program will provide computer science professionals to:
- Be able to provide knowledge from outside the discipline of computer science or information technology in combination with the field of study
- Apply design principles pertaining to advanced topics in computer science or information technology
- Demonstrate an understanding of design principles pertaining to advanced topics in computer science and/or information technology