The Master of Science in Computer Science is a fully online program at Saint Mary’s College of California. Students study advanced algorithms, introduction to artificial intelligence, information security, computer systems and networking, and Graduate Tech Ethics. The curriculum includes an artificial intelligence concentration and cyber security offerings, with courses such as Deep Learning, Computer Vision, Language Processing and Knowledge Graphs, and options including Incident Response and Cybersecurity Management, Digital Forensics, and Cryptography and Network Security.
Students complete the program in one year over 3 semesters: Fall, Spring, and Summer. Courses are offered 100% online, with most classes meeting synchronously on weekday evenings. The program includes 5 core classes and a client-driven Practicum course completed during the final Summer term with an industry or non-profit partner facilitated by Saint Mary’s.
Modules
- Advanced Algorithms (3 units)
- Introduction to Artificial Intelligence (3 units)
- Information Security (3 units)
- Computer Systems and Networking (3 units)
- Graduate Tech Ethics(3 units)
- Deep Learning (3 units)
- Computer Vision (3 units)
- Language Processing and Knowledge Graphs (3 units)
- Incident Response and Cybersecurity Management (3 units)
- Digital Forensics (3 units)
- Cryptography and Network Security (3 units)
- Practicum (3 units)
