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Graduate Programs in Dept of Computer Science Univ. of Texas at San Antonio

Explore the MS and PhD programs in Computer Science at UTSA, including curriculum, admission criteria, and financial support for graduate students. Gain expertise in various specialized areas such as Bioinformatics, Software Engineering, and Artificial Intelligence.

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Graduate Programs in Dept of Computer Science Univ. of Texas at San Antonio

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  1. Dr. Weining Zhang Graduate Programs inDept of Computer ScienceUniv. of Texas at San Antonio

  2. Computer Science Graduate Programs Overview Two graduate degrees: Master of Science (MS) in Computer Science Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Computer Science Currently, there are about 60 masters students 35 PhD students 25 tenure/tenure-track faculty

  3. Computer Science Graduate Programs Masters Program Graduate courses in core areas, including: Architecture, Operating Systems, Algorithms, Languages & Compilers, Networking, Multimedia, Databases, Computer Security, Software Engineering, Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence, Bioinformatics, Numeric Analysis, etc. Special concentration areas in Computer and Information Security Software Engineering

  4. Computer Science Graduate Programs Masters Program Options Three options: Thesis option Opportunity to participate in research projects, write and defend a thesis Non-thesis project option Opportunity to participate in research projects Non-thesis course option Opportunity to take courses on more subjects Typically the MS is completed in two years

  5. Computer Science Graduate Programs Why Earn a Masters Degree ? Get a better job with higher pay Learn advanced topics from experts Improve CS knowledge and skills Prepare for career advances

  6. Computer Science Graduate Programs Masters Degree Requirements Complete 36 credit hours 12 credit hours of required courses 18 credit hours of elective courses 6 credit hours depending on option Thesis Project Courses Cumulative GPA 3.0 or higher

  7. Computer Science Graduate Programs Masters Program Admission Cumulative GPA 3.0 or higher in last 60 hours of course work TOEFL score (for international applicants)‏ Require CS background in subjects such as Data structures and algorithms Computer organization and architecture System programming and operating systems Math: calculus, linear algebra, probability & statistics, discrete math

  8. Computer Science Graduate Programs Apply for Admission to Masters Program Apply on-line: http://www.utsa.edu/graduate/Admission Have sent in: Transcripts Letters of recommendations TOEFL scores (GRE not required)‏ Domestic applicant deadline: July 1 for Fall and Nov. 1 for Spring International applicant deadline: April 1 for Fall and Sept. 1 for Spring

  9. Computer Science Graduate Programs Ph.D. Program Leading-edge research opportunities: Bioinformatics Programming Languages and Compilers Computer Networks Software Engineering Database High Performance Computing and Scientific Computing Parallel and Distributed Systems Multimedia Operating Systems Visualization Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Algorithms Computer and Information Security

  10. Computer Science Graduate Programs Why Earn a Ph.D.? To become an expert in your field To participate in the advancement of human knowledge To increase your durable human capital It stays on your resume long after your current skills have become obsolete To establish your credentials as a researcher Enables you to be principal investigator of government-funded research projects Enables you to direct research in your company or government organization To establish your credentials as an educator Enables you to become a member of the Graduate Faculty of your institution

  11. Computer Science Graduate Programs Ph.D. Degree Requirements Complete 90 credit hours 30 hours of graduate courses 12 hrs core courses, 18 hrs electives 42 hours of research 6 hrs seminar, 18 hrs Doc. Res., 18 hrs Dissertation 18 hours of flexible electives Perform new research that contributes to the discipline of Computer Science Write and defend a dissertation Typically takes 5 years after a BS degree

  12. Computer Science Graduate Programs Ph.D. Admission Requirements B.A., B.S., or M.S. degree in CS or related area Cumulative GPA of 3.30 or higher in the last 60 hours of course work, A total score of at least 1000 on the GRE verbal and math sections and at least 3.0 on the analytical section, A score of at least 550 on the TOEFL (213 for the computer version, 79 IBT) Three letters of recommendation

  13. Computer Science Graduate Programs How to Apply for Ph. D. Admission Apply on-line: http://www.utsa.edu/graduate/Admission Provide: Resume, Statement of Research Experience and Interests Have sent in: Transcripts Letters of recommendations GRE & TOEFL scores Application deadline for Ph.D. admission is Feb. 1 for Fall admission (domestic or international)‏

  14. Computer Science Graduate Programs Financial Support Stipend for Ph. D. Students $18,000 / 12 months, tuition and fees paid Renewable upon acceptable progress Some teaching may be required Research & Teaching Assistantships Available to qualified masters and Ph.D. students Graduate Research Scholarship is also available to masters students

  15. Computer Science Graduate Programs Additional Information Web sites: CS Dept: http://www.cs.utsa.edu Grad Col: http://www.utsa.edu/graduate Email: Office: Erika.MartinezDeRizo@utsa.edu Grad. Advisor of Record: wzhang@cs.utsa.edu Department Office: Room: SB 4.01.28 phone: (210) 458-4436

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