The Master's University and Seminary
The Computer Science (CS) degree is designed to establish students in the core knowledge and principles of computation, both hardware and software, with a program balanced in breadth and depth of modern computing systems, languages, and technologies. Every CS student completes the core courses and then chooses an emphasis from Artificial Intelligence, Computing Systems, Electrical Engineering, Information Systems, Mathematics, or Mechanical Engineering.
71 credits
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