Master of Science in Computer Science is an advanced program designed to deepen understanding of computer science principles and their applications. It typically covers core areas such as algorithms, machine learning, computer networking, data warehousing, and software development. Students engage in both theoretical and hands-on learning, often culminating in a research project or dissertation. This program prepares graduates for careers in tech industries, research, or academia, equipping them with advanced skills to solve complex computing challenges and drive innovation in technology.
Admissions Criteria
- NCQF Level 7 (Bachelor’s degree) or its equivalent.
- Entry through Recognition of Prior Learning in line with institutional and National policies where necessary.
Graduates of this programme can
- Develop secure software systems.
- Integrate large-scale software systems.
- Analyse the societal impact of computer systems.
- Manage computing technology resources and projects.
- Conduct research and advance knowledge in computing.
Career Prospects
- Senior Systems Analysts
- Lead Software Engineer
- Computer Network Manager
- Webmaster
- Manager in Information Technology
- Database Manager
- Director in Information Technology
- Database Administrator/Developer
- IT Solution Architect
- Project Engineer/Manager
- Software Engineer
- System Analyst/Consultant
- System Developer/Engineer
- Web/Mobile Applications Developer
- IT Project Manager
Skills Developed
- Computing Research Methods
- Object-Oriented Software Engineering
- Operating Systems
- Data Warehousing
- Computer Networking and Communications
- Project management
- Machine Learning
- Web-Engineering
- Grid Computing Systems
- Information Retrieval
