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The flexibility of the MS in Computing program allows you to shape a course of study that matches your career interests and goals. You choose courses from any graduate program on campus that relates to computing and your career goals. This includes the departments found in Arts and Sciences, Engineering, Management, Health, and Nursing, to name a few.

Within the program we believe you ought to have a primary and secondary concentration in mind that reflects your interests. You primary concentration should include at least 12 semester hours of work and the secondary concentration should be at lease 6 semester hours.

We do not prescribe a set of concentrations and tell you that you must choose. We do offer some suggestions that align well with current career positions.

• Business Intelligence and Analytics
• Database Analysis/Administration/Architecture
• Information Security
• Mobile Computing
• System/Enterprise Architecture
• Software Development/Software Engineering
• Healthcare Information Technology
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Summer 2013 Research Experience

The Department of Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science hosted the NSF-funded Summer 2013 Research Experience (REU) for Undergraduates. This program provides U.S. undergraduates with an intensive, faculty-mentored, summer research experience in the areas of applied mathematics, high-performance computing, statistics, ubiquitous systems and mathematics education. Learn more