Master's Degrees
The Department of Computer Science of the University of New Mexico has offered the Master of Science in Computer Science degree since 1973. The purpose of the master's degree program is to prepare students to work as professionals in the computer science field.
The Master of Science in computer science has two tracks, each having a separate set of requirements. Both tracks are offered under Plan I (thesis option) and Plan II (course work only option).
The information found on these pages can be found in The University of New Mexico Bulletin-Graduate Programs (hereafter referred to as the Graduate Bulletin), while providing clarification and additional information. Each student should also read the relevant sections of the Graduate Bulletin, as it is the final authority on matters relating to graduate study and describes pertinent College and University regulations that do not appear in this document.
For further information, application materials, or advisement, contact the CS main office at , who will give you the appropriate information or put you in touch with a Graduate Advisor.
Useful Links
- OGS Thesis and Dissertation Guidelines
- OGS Manuscript formatting, including Word and LaTeX templates
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