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    • Master of Science in Computer Science & Engineering – M.Sc. in CSE

    Master of Science in Computer Science & Engineering – M.Sc. in CSE

    • Posted by rud
    • Date June 8, 2018

    Degree Requirements for MSCSE:

    A total of 66 credit hours of graduate course work are required for the MS degree with a minimum GPA of 3.0. Depending on undergraduate preparation, students can reduce credit hours by as many as 30 credits and waivers for which a student may be eligible, a minimum of 36 credit hours must be taken at the University.

    The MS curriculum for students with a four year computer undergraduate degree will generally consist of 36 credit hours. Students who have weak under graduate grades or have not taken undergraduate computer courses in computer programming, database concepts, algorithms, system analysis, digital logic, computer organization, assembly language and mathematics will be required to take the equivalent. Students may be required to take one or more English courses.

     

    Distribution of credits in Master of Science in Computer Science & Engineering

    • Completion of 16 courses, 66 credit for students with bachelor degree in any subject.
    • Completion of 10 courses, 36 credit for students with bachelor degree in Computer Science background.
    • Completions of the project / thesis (6 credit hours)
    • A student must register for at least 9 credits hours per term and may be allowed to register for up to maximum of 25 credit hours per term if recommended by his/her Head. A student must register for the prescribed sessional courses in the respective term within the allowed credit hour limits.
    • Students must complete their studies within a maximum of 7 years and at least 36 credit hours must earn to be eligible for graduation, and this must include the specified core courses.
    • Students with Computer Science background will study 3 semester, 1 year to complete the course.
    • Students with Science/General background will study 6 semester, 2 years to complete the course.

     

    Summary of Credit Distribution:

    • 16 Courses (Theory)+ 4 Sessional + 1 Project Thesis = 66 Credit(For general background students)
    • 10 Courses + 1 Project Thesis = 36 Credit (For Computer Science background students)
    • Three semester in a year.
    • A Semester consists of four month, 16 weeks.14 week is for academic teaching, 1 week for exam preparation and 1 week for exam.

     

    Course Content and Credit Distribution: (For Computer Science Background)

    1st Year 1st Semester courses

    Course Code Course Title Credits Hours / Week Number of Lectures/Week
    MS 671 Object Oriented Programming Language 3 Credit 3 hours 2 lectures 1.5 hour each
    MS 601 Distributed Database Query Optimization 3 Credit 3 hours 2 lectures 1.5 hour each
    MS 611 Computer Graphics & Animation 3 Credit 3 hours 2 lectures 1.5 hour each
    MS 661 Advanced Artificial Intelligence 3 Credit 3 hours 2 lectures 1.5 hour each
    Total  12 Credits Total 8 Lectures

     

    1st Year 2nd Semester courses

    Course Code Course Title Credits Hours / Week Number of Lectures/Week
    MS 631 Computer Networks 3 Credit 3 hours 2 lectures 1.5 hour each
    MS 691 Data Mining & Warehousing 3 Credit 3 hours 2 lectures 1.5 hour each
    MS 615 Digital Signal Processing 3 Credit 3 hours 2 lectures 1.5 hour each
    MS 602 Visual and Internet Programming 3 Credit 3 hours 2 lectures 1.5 hour each
    Total  12 Credits Total 8 Lectures

     

    1st Year 3rd Semester courses

    Course Code Course Title Credits Hours / Week Number of Lectures/Week
    MS 652 Software Quality Assurance 3 Credit 3 hours 2 lectures 1.5 hour each
    MS 641 Software Engineering and Project Management 3 Credit 3 hours 2 lectures 1.5 hour each
    MS 600 Thesis & Project 6 Credit 6 hours 3 lectures 2 hour each
    Total  12 Credits Total 7 Lectures

     

    Course Content and Credit Distribution: (For General Background students)

    1st Year 1st Semester courses

    Course Code Course Title Credits Hours / Week Number of Lectures/Week
    MS 501 Structured Programming Language 3 Credit 3 hours 2 lectures 1.5 hour each
    MS 502 Structured Programming Language Sessional 1.5 Credit 2 hours 2 lectures 1 hour each
    MS 513 Computer Organization & Assembly Programming 3 Credit 3 hours 2 lectures 1.5 hour each
    MS 514 Computer Organization & Assembly Programming Sessional 1.5 Credit 2 hours 2 lectures 1 hour each
    Total  9 Credits Total 8 Lectures

     

    1st Year 2nd Semester courses

    Course Code Course Title Credits Hours / Week Number of Lectures/Week
    MS 571 Data Structure & Algorithms 3 Credit 3 hours 2 lectures 1.5 hour each
    MS 572 Data Structure & Algorithms Sessional 1.5 Credit 2 hours 2 lectures 1 hour each
    MS 592 System Analysis & Design 3 Credit 3 hours 2 lectures 1.5 hour each
    MS 593 Discrete Mathematics 3 Credit 3 hours 2 lectures 1.5 hour each
    Total  10.5 Credits Total 8 Lectures

     

    1st Year 3rd Semester courses

    Course Code Course Title Credits Hours / Week Number of Lectures/Week
    MS 521 Database Concepts 3 Credit 3 hours 2 lectures 1.5 hour each
    MS 522 Database Concepts Sessional 1.5 Credit 2 hours 2 lectures 1 hour each
    MS 511 Digital Logic Design 3 Credit 3 hours 2 lectures 1.5 hour each
    MS 595 Numerical Methods 3 Credit 3 hours 2 lectures 1.5 hour each
    Total  10.5 Credits Total 8 Lectures

     

    2nd Year 1st Semester courses

    Course Code Course Title Credits Hours / Week Number of Lectures/Week
    MS 671 Object Oriented Programming Language 3 Credit 3 hours 2 lectures 1.5 hour each
    MS 601 Distributed Database Query Optimization 3 Credit 3 hours 2 lectures 1.5 hour each
    MS 611 Computer Graphics & Animation 3 Credit 3 hours 2 lectures 1.5 hour each
    MS 661 Advanced Artificial Intelligence 3 Credit 3 hours 2 lectures 1.5 hour each
    Total  12 Credits Total 8 Lectures

     

    2nd Year 2nd Semester courses

    Course Code Course Title Credits Hours / Week Number of Lectures/Week
    MS 631 Computer Networks 3 Credit 3 hours 2 lectures 1.5 hour each
    MS 691 Data Mining & Warehousing 3 Credit 3 hours 2 lectures 1.5 hour each
    MS 615 Digital Signal Processing 3 Credit 3 hours 2 lectures 1.5 hour each
    MS 602 Visual and Internet Programming 3 Credit 3 hours 2 lectures 1.5 hour each
    Total  12 Credits Total 8 Lectures

     

    2nd Year 3rd Semester courses

    Course Code Course Title Credits Hours / Week Number of Lectures/Week
    MS 652 Software Quality Assurance 3 Credit 3 hours 2 lectures 1.5 hour each
    MS 641 Software Engineering and Project Management 3 Credit 3 hours 2 lectures 1.5 hour each
    MS 600 Thesis & Project 6 Credit 6 hours 3 lectures 2 hour each
    Total  12 Credits Total 7 Lectures

    Course Duration
    Academic Session for MCS program shall extend over a period of 2 academic years, 6 semesters. One academic year is divided into three semesters Summer (May-August),Spring (January-April) and fall (September-December). Each semester will be of 16 weeks duration with 14 weeks for class teaching; 1 week break for examination preparatory leave and 1 week for examinations.

    Eligibility for Admission

    Individuals who hold a bachelor’s degree in any academic discipline from a recognized college or university will be considered for admission to the MS Program. The applicant’s undergraduate grade point average (GPA), GRE score and work experience will be considered in the admission process. Applicants must also be able to demonstrate computer literacy and have received undergraduate credit for precalculus. A personal interview will be encouraged and may be required.Upon acceptance, students will receive a copy of their planned academic program. Students are encouraged to meet periodically with the course coordinator to discuss academic progress, career placement and special needs.

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