MA/MS in Computer and Information Sciences, General

The computer science master's degree at Bowie State is built for people who want to move ahead in their technical careers or switch into computing from another field. It offers a scientific and technical grounding aimed at problems faced by industry, business, and government. The degree requires thirty credits, and half of those come from five core courses. Students can study the program online, and the department's graduate coordinator answers questions from prospective applicants. The degree suits both career advancers and career changers. The department's graduate coordinator handles questions from prospective applicants. Graduates pursue work in technology, cybersecurity, data science, and related sectors. Programs, concentrations, and admission status can change, so applicants should confirm current details with the department and the Bowie State admissions office before applying. Current contact information and course sequences are published on the university's website.