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Executive Master's in Computer Science

An Executive Master's in Computer Science degree will enable you to pursue expanded careers in computer programming, software development, and machine learning that require advanced knowledge in the area of software development. This hybrid degree program provides you with the hands-on skills you need to expand your options, earn a promotion, or pivot your career altogether. Courses taught by faculty who are currently working in the computer science field will give you the chance to demonstrate – and strengthen – your technical capabilities in advanced programming and software development. Whether you prefer software development, computer architecture, compiler theory, computer architecture, or computer networks, this executive master's in computer science degree offers solid foundational knowledge to help you achieve your goals.

About The Programme

The field of computer science is expansive and rapidly evolving. There are endless careers available, but it takes relevant knowledge, practiced skill, and an understanding of advanced processes in order to achieve the highest level of success within those careers. If you’re looking to expand your opportunities and advance your computer science career, an executive master’s degree in computer science from Cumberlands could be exactly what you need.

Classes are scheduled in two eight-week sessions and 16-week sessions during the fall, spring, and summer semesters. Full-time degree candidates typically take one or two classes per bi-term, a total of 6-9 hours per semester.

Course Details

Core Courses - 30 Credits

MSCS 531 Computer Architecture and Design (3 Credits)
MSCS 532 Algorithm and Data Structures (3 Credits)
MSCS 533 Software Engineering and Multiplatform App Development (3 Credits)
MSCS 534 Principles of Cyber Security * cross-listed as MSCE 534 - Principles of Cybersecurity (3 Credits)
MSCS 535 Secure Software Development (3 Credits)
MSCS 630 Advanced Operating Systems (3 Credits)
MSCS 631 Advanced Computer Networks (3 Credits)
MSCS 632 Advanced Programming Languages (3 Credits)
MSCS 633 Advance Artificial Intelligence (3 Credits)
MSCS 634 Advanced Big Data and Data Mining (3 Credits)