Norfolk State University
The computer science graduate program provides a quality CS education to students by strengthening their leadership, analytical, and research skills to empower them to become productive computer science professionals. The M.S. degree requires 30 graduate credit hours of course work including a thesis, or 33 graduate credit hours including a project. Tracks of study include general Computer Science, Information Assurance, Data Science and Machine Learning, and Communication Networks.
30 credits
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