MA/MS in Computer and Information Sciences, General

Yeshiva University's Katz college offers this Master of Science in Computer Science for people aiming at R&D roles or doctoral study. It comprises ten courses in midtown Manhattan, with day or evening sections and full-time or part-time pacing. The curriculum balances theory, systems and applications. Students learn a structured way to design and build software and computing systems, including mobile apps, cloud services, augmented reality and intelligent applications, and they study both classic algorithms and those that rely on very large data sets. Specialization routes lead toward artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, networking and software development. The degree also prepares graduates for entry to selective Ph.D. programs, and the STEM designation may allow foreign students extra years of practical training after graduation.