Master of Science - Computer Science - Software Engineering (Non-Thesis)

This program provides students with the knowledge and skills to gain an edge in the computer science job market.

Texas State's Department of Computer Science is known for cutting-edge curricula, a dedicated faculty, and well-equipped and remotely accessible laboratory facilities. Combined, these elements provide students with hands-on experience while implementing classroom concepts, providing the specialized training graduates need to land the best jobs.

Areas of study in the computer science program include machine learning, databases/data mining, data compression, computer networks and cyber security, high-performance computing, image processing, bioinformatics, and more.

Software engineering is the application of scientific knowledge to the development and maintenance of software systems. The Software Engineering concentration covers the methods of software synthesis and analysis and exposes students to rigorous software processes, automated process enactment, program analysis algorithms, in particular model checking, verification by proof, symbolic evaluation, runtime verification and test generation techniques.