Courses, Masters of Science in Computer Science, 4 Semester(s)

If you are interested in computing, at ISU your options are Computer Science, Information Technology, or Management Information Systems. There is a fair amount of overlap, but roughly - (a) CS is mostly about making software and making it efficient, (b) IT is about managing computer systems and networks, (c) MIS is about managing both computer systems and personnel. The most common job titles for those graduating from CS are - programmer/developer/software engineer of various kinds (web, database, network, systems, ...). If you do not want to be a programmer, consider whether CS, IT, or MIS would best suit you. Most programs that are called Computer Science have a common core in common so that you should get a similar experience at most universities that offer CS. After finishing any CS program (including at ISU), you should be a decent programmer in a few different programming languages, can use the right data structures and algorithms for different problems, understand precisely how modern software systems (e.g., operating systems, web servers, 3d graphics) work and are programmed, and have completed a few nicely sized software projects.

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If you are interested in computing, at ISU your options are Computer Science, Information Technology, or Management Information Systems. There is a fair amount of overlap, but roughly - (a) CS is mostly about making software and making it efficient, (b) IT is about managing computer systems and networks, (c) MIS is about managing both computer systems and personnel. The most common job titles for those graduating from CS are - programmer/developer/software engineer of various kinds (web, database, network, systems, ...). If you do not want to be a programmer, consider whether CS, IT, or MIS would best suit you. Most programs that are called Computer Science have a common core in common so that you should get a similar experience at most universities that offer CS. After finishing any CS program (including at ISU), you should be a decent programmer in a few different programming languages, can use the right data structures and algorithms for different problems, understand precisely how modern software systems (e.g., operating systems, web servers, 3d graphics) work and are programmed, and have completed a few nicely sized software projects.

For more information on this course, you can get in touch with Manya Education for a detailed discussion and understanding of requirements. Just share your details and we will reach out to you for a FREE session.