Graduate Minor in Computer Science

About the Graduate Minor

The graduate minor in Computer Science trains current Drexel graduate students, either in an MS or a PhD program in their home departments (other than the Computer Science Department), to obtain fundamental computer science knowledge. Additionally, the minor provides an introduction to advanced topics in computer science that are suitable for other fields of graduate study. The aim is to provide a systematic and efficient education to Drexel graduate students interested in expanding their studies through integration of computing including, but not limited to, rigorous algorithmic thinking and effective computational implementation without requiring prior computer science knowledge.

Program Requirements

Required Core Courses
CS 501Introduction to Programming3.0
CS 502Data Structures and Algorithms3.0
CS 503Systems Basics3.0
CS 504Introduction to Software Design3.0
Elective Course3.0
Complete one graduate-level (500+) Computer Science (CS) or Software Engineering (SE) course
Total Credits15.0

Additional Information

For more information about this program, visit the College of Computing & Informatics website.

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