Admissions to the B.S. program are handled by Georgia
State's Office of Admissions,
not by the department. Please click
here for information about
the admission process.
Minor in Computer Science
Students choosing to minor in computer science should
complete CSc 2311 and 3410 and nine hours of additional computer science
courses at the 3000 level or above. Consultation with an advisor in computer science is recommended.
Students majoring in mathematics may not include CSc 4610 or 4620 in the
minor. Note: Starting in Fall 2008, CSc 2310 will be required instead
of CSc 2311.
M.S. in Computer Science
Ph.D. in Computer Science
The M.S. and Ph.D. degree programs provide students with advanced training in the
fundamental principles and processes of computation. The department focuses on the technical aspects of both
software and hardware. Computer science faculty are actively engaged in a wide variety of research endeavors. Research efforts are concentrated in artificial intelligence and neural nets, computer architecture,
database, graphics and visualization, networks, parallel and distributed computing, programming languages, simulation, and software engineering. Graduate
laboratory, research, and teaching assistantships are available to graduate students.
The department accepts applications for each semester, and the general deadlines apply. Applicants for graduate assistantships must apply by
February 15 for fall semester and by August 15 for spring semester. No financial aid is offered to new applicants for summer
semester.
