Computers are changing the world and our lives. We’ve been saying that for decades, and we’ll keep saying it because computing technology just keeps on advancing.
This Master of Computer Science degree will provide students with the skills and ability to solve complex real-world problems by integrating computer science methods with effective management strategies, and by developing and deploying computer applications. During this degree, students will be able to put theory into practice with an individual capstone project.
Degree Title: Master of Computer Science- MCS
Duration of the program: 1.5 year
Mode of Delivery
- Online/Distance Learning
Criteria for Admission:
- Must be a member of the Global Alliance for Innovation and Leadership (GAIL)
Formal Admission Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree or equivalent and submit transcripts
- Strong mathematics and computer-based qualification/knowledge
- Submit an Admission Application
- Submit an Admission Essay
We welcome applications from students who may not meet the formal entry criteria but who have relevant experience or the ability to pursue the course successfully. Applications are considered from candidates who do not meet the formal entry requirements but can provide evidence of equivalence. Examples of equivalence are:
- A wide range of professional qualifications and/or work experience.
- Working or studying in English or an English-speaking environment.
Applications will be considered from candidates who do not meet the formal entry requirements but who can demonstrate by interview the commitment to complete the program successfully.
This degree program is a total of 45 Credit Hours completed through 15 courses. The following is a list of all the courses required for the program:
Required Courses: 45 Credit Hours
Course Core
- Advanced Operating Systems (3 Credit Hours)
- Machine Learning (3 Credit Hours)
- Advanced Algorithms and Database (3 Credit Hours)
- Advanced Computer Security Architecture (3Crdeit Hours)
- Big Data (3 Credit Hours)
- Advanced Cryptography (3 Credit Hours)
- Introduction to Distributed System (3 Credit Hours)
- Fundamentals of Artificial Intelligence (3 Credit Hours)
- Advanced Software Engineering (3 Credit Hours)
- Advanced Theory of Automata (3 Credit Hours)
- Discrete Optimization (3 Credit Hours)
- Software Testing, Quality, and Standards (3 Credit Hours)
- Networking and Security (3 Credit Hours)
- Parallel Computing (3 Credit Hours)
- Capstone Project (3 Credit Hours)
Degree Statement Description:
In recognition of the satisfactory completion of all requirements during the study in preparation for graduation, upon recommendation of the faculty of Alison Pacific University (student name) is granted a “Master of Computer Science-MCS” given on this day (date).
