Degree Requirments
The basic requirements are completion of 33 semester hours of graduate study including successful completion of either a project (CSC 598 - 3 credits) or a thesis (CSC 599 - 6 credits)
- Coursework in which a B (3.0) average must be maintained shall include:
Core courses (3 courses - Minimum)
- CSC 511: Formal Methods in Programming
- CSC 521: Analytical Models for Operating Systems
- CSC 531: Automata, Computability & Formal Languages
- CSC 541: Information Storage and Access
- CSC 551: Introduction to Systems Theory
Electives (6-7 courses)
- Designated Electives (minimum of 4):
Courses selected from the designated graduate electives of the department.
- General Electives:
Up to 2 courses, which may be chosen from among computer science courses or any of the graduate offerings of SUNYIT. Bridge courses and transferred courses count as General Electives.
- After consulting with a faculty advisor, graduate students must select one of two options.
- Option 1 consists of nine courses and a thesis.
- Option 2 consists of ten courses plus a project.
"No formal defense is required for the project - students present their results informally at a colloquium or as invited speakers in a class realted to their topics."
Direct any questions about the program to:
Ronald Sarner, Department Chair.
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