2024-2025 Undergraduate Catalog | | This fast-track program enables well-qualified BS degree students in Computer Science to complete both the BS and the MS with nine fewer credits than if taken separately. Students will take three graduate courses as their CIS BS-degree technical electives. Students electing the BS/MS program are required to complete a Master’s thesis. EligibilityCurrent undergraduate Computer Science students (including transfer students) who are in progress towards completing their first bachelor’s degree are eligible to apply if they: - have completed 60 credits towards the BS degree;
- have not taken and are not currently enrolled in more than one senior-level (400-level) or any graduate (500-level or above) course;
- have completed courses CIS 180, 181, 190, 272, 273, and 280 (or equivalents for transfer students);
- have a GPA of at least 3.000 in all CIS courses taken at the time of application;
- have completed MTH 181, MTH 182 and MTH 151/153, MTH 152/154 (or the equivalents for transfer students) with a GPA of at least 2.800.
Those interested should consult with the Computer Science Graduate Program Director or the Chairperson about their eligibility. Students apply for admission to the BS/MS program through the Office of Graduate Studies, submitting the regular graduate application with clear indication on the form that the applicant will be a BS/MS student and select the time of admission as when the applicant would normally begin a master’s degree, after meeting all BS graduation conditions. Applicants to the BS/MS program do not need to submit GRE score, TOEFL score, or recommendation letters. Application decisions are reviewed by the CIS Graduate Committee. Progression to MS StudyThe BS degree is conferred when all undergraduate requirements have been successfully completed, including the three graduate courses as senior electives. At this time, the BS/MS student’s status changes to graduate level. BS/MS students will pay undergraduate rates until changed to graduate status; in graduate status they may be considered for graduate assistantships. Maintaining MS StatusThe department has determined a specific policy to monitor BS/MS students’ performance and progression towards their BS and then MS degrees. Any student accepted to the BS/MS program but later dismissed from the program will be transferred back to the BS level program. Obtaining MS DegreeBS/MS students follow the same requirements to obtain the MS degree as regular MS students in the thesis track. - Skip to Content
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UW-Milwaukee Academic CatalogComputer science. ![masters thesis computer science Computer-Science-PhD-1500-x-400](https://catalog.uwm.edu/gallery/Computer-Science-PhD-1500-x-400.png) Computer Science, PhDThe Doctor of Philosophy, the highest degree offered by the University, is conferred in recognition of marked scholarship in a broad field of knowledge as well as distinguished critical or creative achievement within a special area of the general field (the special area being the subject of the doctoral dissertation). The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Computer Science program in the College of Engineering and Applied Science (CEAS) is designed to meet the traditional high standards for such programs. The PhD in Computer Science is administered by the division of Computer Science in the department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. Some aspects of the program are delegated to the CEAS Graduate Office. The program is flexible, allowing the student to develop a plan of studies tailored to meet individual needs. Evaluation of the study plan is based on its appropriateness as a computer science program, the availability within the University of appropriate course offerings, and the availability within the division of Computer Science of a faculty member who is qualified to serve as the student’s major professor. The PhD degree requires a minimum of 66 credits beyond the baccalaureate, including a dissertation. The student must also satisfy a residence requirement. Many of the courses leading toward graduate degrees in CEAS are offered in the late afternoon or evening. So, students can complete much of their coursework on a part-time basis. Admission RequirementsCredits and courses, additional requirements, application deadlines. Application deadlines vary by program, please review the application deadline chart for specific programs. Other important dates and deadlines can be found by using the One Stop calendars . An applicant must meet Graduate School requirements plus these program requirements to be considered for admission to the program: - Applicants holding a MS degree in computer science will generally be admitted without deficiencies. Applicants holding a BS degree in computer science may be admitted only if they are exceptionally strong, such as with a record including successful completion of courses normally taken at the graduate level in computer science.
- Applicants holding MS degrees from domains outside of computer science may be admitted with specific program-defined course deficiencies, provided that the deficiencies amount to no more than two courses. The student is expected to satisfy deficiency requirements within three enrolled semesters. The deficiencies are monitored by the Graduate School and the division of Computer Science. No course credits earned in making up deficiencies may be counted as program credits required for the degree. The mathematics preparation must generally include mathematics equivalent to MATH 231 . Otherwise, the made-up deficiencies must be sufficient to assure that the applicant is able to proceed with advanced work directed toward the doctoral degree.
- A minimum grade point average of 3.0 on the basis of 4.0, in the highest degree granted. An applicant with a master’s degree in engineering or computer science having a GPA of less than 3.0, but at least equal to 2.75, may be admitted if substantial evidence can be submitted demonstrating that the applicant has the capacity to perform satisfactory doctoral work.
- All applicants are required to submit a brief (1 or 2 page) statement describing their professional goals and at least two letters of reference.
- The Graduate Record Examination (GRE) is required for all international and domestic applicants.
- International students require proof of English language proficiency. Complete information is available at the UWM Center for International Education .
- Applicants with a relevant master’s degree who intend to complete an additional master’s in Computer Science at UWM should announce their plans at the time of admission, and not later than the start of their second year into the PhD program.
ReapplicationA student who receives a master’s degree at UWM must formally apply for admission to the Graduate School as a doctoral student before continuing studies that will be credited toward the Doctor of Philosophy in Computer Science. The minimum degree requirement is 66 graduate credits beyond the bachelor’s degree. The minimum credit distribution of coursework to be undertaken must be as follows depending on the option selected. Course List Code | Title | Credits | Select 21 credits in the major area of concentration | 21 | Select 9 credits in an approved minor area | 9 | Select 6 credits in mathematics and/or quantitative methods | 6 | Take for total of 18 credits: | 18 | | Doctoral Thesis | | Select 9 credits of electives | 9 | | Effective Academic Writing | 1 | | Preparing Future Engineering Faculty & Professionals | 2 | Total Credits | 66 | The 6-credit requirement in mathematics and/or quantitative methods may be met by satisfactorily completing certain courses specified by the Department or by taking the minor in mathematics. When such courses also count for either the major or the minor area, the remaining credits may be taken as approved electives. The student must achieve a 3.0 GPA separately in each of the following areas: the major area, the minor area, and the quantitative methods area. The minor is normally in another area offered in the College or in the physical sciences or mathematics or in management sciences. Consideration of any other area as a minor requires the prior approval of the Department. A minimum of 26 credits, excluding doctoral thesis, must be at the 700 level or higher. Major Professor as AdvisorThe Graduate School requires that the student must have a major professor to advise, supervise, and approve the program of study before registering for courses. The incoming student will be assigned to an initial Program Advisor at the time of admission. Prior to the completion of 12 credits (9 credits for part-time students), the student must select a major professor who will be the student’s thesis advisor. The student, in consultation with the major professor, develops a proposed program of studies which is submitted for approval. For subsequent changes, the student must file a revised program of study for approval. Foreign LanguageThere is no foreign language requirement for the degree. The program residence requirement is satisfied either by completing 8 or more graduate credits in two consecutive semesters, exclusive of summer sessions, or by completing 6 or more graduate credits in each of three consecutive semesters, exclusive of summer sessions. Qualifying ExaminationEach student in the program must take and pass a Qualifying Examination to demonstrate that the student is qualified for doctoral-level work. The Qualifying Examination is a written exam and is structured in two parts: Part 1 and Part 2. The examination is offered twice a year during the regular academic year. Students entering with only a bachelor’s degree or with a master’s degree in an area unrelated to their major may take the Qualifying Examination for the first time after earning 12 credits of graduate work at UWM and must successfully pass the exam before earning 30 credits of graduate work at UWM. Students admitted after completing an appropriate master’s degree must take this examination no later than the semester immediately after 18 credits of graduate work have been earned at UWM. A student may take the Qualifying Examination twice. On the first attempt, the student must attempt both Part 1 and Part 2 of the examination. - If the student passes both parts, then the student has passed the entire examination and will be permitted to proceed toward the Doctor of Philosophy degree.
- If the student fails both parts, then the student must take the entire exam again at its next offering.
- If a student passes only one of the two parts, then the student must take the examination again at its next offering, but may choose to take only the part of the examination that was not passed on the first attempt.
- If a passing grade is not obtained on the second attempt of the Qualifying Examination, the student will not be permitted to proceed toward the Doctor of Philosophy degree.
A student who fails the qualifying exam twice is subject to dismissal from the PhD in Computer Science program. A student may appeal the failure and dismissal within 30 days of being notified of the failure. If the student does not appeal or the appeal is not granted, the College will recommend to the Graduate School that the student be dismissed. A student who is dismissed from the PhD in Computer Science program because of failing the qualifying exam may not be enrolled in the PhD in Computer Science program for a complete calendar year. This does not preclude the student from being enrolled in any other degree program offered by the University. A student who wishes to re-enroll in the program after a calendar year has passed must apply as any other student would, including payment of fees. A student readmitted after having failed the qualifying exam twice must take the qualifying exam in the first semester of matriculation and this will count as the student’s first attempt at the exam. The student may appeal this requirement prior to the first scheduled day of classes. If the student fails the qualifying exam on this first attempt, the student is permitted the customary second attempt as described above. All appeals must be in writing and directed to the CEAS Associate Dean for Academic Affairs. Doctoral Program CommitteeThe Doctoral Program Committee is proposed by the major professor in consultation with the student and the department. The Committee must include at least five graduate faculty (three from major area, one from minor area, and one from any area, including the major and minor areas). The last member may be a person from outside the University (such as another university, a research laboratory, or a relevant industrial partner), provided that person meets Graduate School requirements. The Committee may have more than five members, provided that the majority of the Committee members are from the student’s major field. Doctoral Preliminary ExaminationA student is admitted to candidacy only after successful completion of the doctoral preliminary examination conducted by the Doctoral Program Committee. This examination, which normally is oral, must be taken before the completion of 48 credits of graduate work toward the Doctor of Philosophy degree in Computer Science and should be taken within the first seven years in the program. Prior to the examination, the student must present a proposal for a doctoral dissertation project. The examination may cover both graduate course material and items related to the proposed dissertation project. Dissertation and Dissertator StatusThe student must carry out a creative effort in the major area under the supervision of the major professor and report the results in an acceptable dissertation. The effort of the student and the major professor to produce the dissertation is reflected in the PhD in Computer Science program requirement that the student complete at least 18 credits of doctoral thesis. After the student has successfully completed all degree requirements except the dissertation, the student may enter Dissertator Status. Achieving Dissertator Status requires successful completion of the Doctoral Preliminary Examination and prior approval of the student’s advisor, the Doctoral Program Committee, and the Computer Science GPR of a dissertation proposal that outlines the scope of the project, the research method, and the goals to be achieved. Any proposal that may involve a financial commitment by the University also must be approved by the Office of the Dean. After having achieved Dissertator Status, the student must continue to register for 3 credits of doctoral thesis per semester during the academic year until the dissertation is completed. Dissertation DefenseThe final examination, which is oral, consists of a defense of the dissertation project. The doctoral defense examination may only be taken after all coursework and other requirements have been completed. The student must have Dissertator Status at the time of the defense. All degree requirements must be completed within ten years from the date of initial enrollment in the doctoral program. Print OptionsPrint this page. The PDF will include all information unique to this page. All pages in the 2024-2025 Catalog. Department of Computer Science: MSc Thesis Presentations![masters thesis computer science MSc_thesis_CS](https://www.aalto.fi/sites/g/files/flghsv161/files/styles/1_300w_300h_n/public/2019-01/msc.png?h=d1cb525d&itok=s4fnixFX) Event language(s)- Microsoft Outlook
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Computer Vision in Adverse Conditions: Small Objects, Low-Resoltuion Images, and Edge Deployment, Raja Sunkara. Theses from 2022 PDF. Maximising social welfare in selfish multi-modal routing using strategic information design for quantal response travelers, Sainath Sanga. PDF. Man-in-the-Middle Attacks on MQTT based IoT networks, Henry C. Wong
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The Master's of Science degree in Computer Science (Thesis Option) at The University of Georgia is a comprehensive program of study intended to give qualified and motivated students a thorough foundation in the theory, methodology, and techniques of Computer Science. Students who successfully complete this program of study will have a grasp ...
If you are a recent MIT graduate, your thesis will be added to DSpace within 3-6 months after your graduation date. Please email [email protected] with any questions. ... Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (2309) Civil and Environmental Engineering. (2145) Aeronautics and Astronautics. (2127) Mechanical Engineering (1808) Engineering ...
The Department of Computer Science is a discipline concerned with the study of computing, which includes programming, automating tasks, creating tools to enhance productivity, and the understanding of the foundations of computation. The Computer Science program provides the breadth and depth needed to succeed in this rapidly changing field. One of the more recent fields of academic study ...
Theses/Dissertations from 2023. AnatoView: Using interactive 3D visualizations with augmented reality support for laypersons' medical education in informed consent processes, Michelle Chen. Simulating incompressible thin-film fluid with a Moving Eulerian-Lagrangian Particle method, Yitong Deng.
The MS Thesis track is for students who want to concentrate on research in some sub-field of Computer Science. You are required to arrange for a Computer Science Faculty member who agrees to advise the thesis and the rest of your course selection prior to selecting the track. of your degree can be Non-CS/Non-track If they are deemed relevant to ...
Design, Deployment, and Validation of Computer Vision Techniques for Societal Scale Applications, Arup Kanti Dey. PDF. AffectiveTDA: Using Topological Data Analysis to Improve Analysis and Explainability in Affective Computing, Hamza Elhamdadi. PDF. Automatic Detection of Vehicles in Satellite Images for Economic Monitoring, Cole Hill. PDF
In this thesis, we explore the use of deep-learning-based computer vision tools to automate these labor-intensive tasks. The motivation for this work is not only to accelerate established, low-throughput processes in clinical and research practice, but also to expand the qualitative toolset available to researchers to help them conceptualize ...
Theses/Dissertations from 2023. PDF. Classification of DDoS Attack with Machine Learning Architectures and Exploratory Analysis, Amreen Anbar. PDF. Multi-view Contrastive Learning for Unsupervised Domain Adaptation in Brain-Computer Interfaces, Sepehr Asgarian. PDF.
The MS thesis and the MS project have the same level of difficulty, need the same time for completion, and yield the same kind of MS degree. The decision whether a work is a thesis or a project must be made at the time of registration for CSC 895/898 in consultation with the faculty advisor. 1. Credits and Courses to Take.
Theses and dissertations published by graduate students in the Department of Computer Science, College of Sciences, Old Dominion University, since Fall 2016 are available in this collection. Backfiles of all dissertations (and some theses) have also been added. In late Fall 2023 or Spring 2024, all theses will be digitized and available here.
The following is a list of some of the recently completed CS Masters Theses. Date. Student. Adviser. Title. 13-Dec-16. Arpita Banerjee. Eckberg. Study of H.264 Video Streaming over Wireless Channel using GStreamer.
Theses/Dissertations from 2023. PDF. Appearance Driven Reflectance Modeling, James Christopher Bieron. PDF. Domain-Specific Optimization For Machine Learning System, Yu Chen. PDF. Intelligent Software Tooling For Improving Software Development, Nathan Allen Cooper. PDF.
Our research focuses on core themes of theoretical and practical computer science: artificial intelligence and symbolic computation, networked and distributed systems, systems engineering, and human computer interaction. For more information please visit the School of Computer science home page. This material is presented to ensure timely ...
This section offers a well-organized and extensive list of 1000 computer science thesis topics, designed to illuminate diverse pathways for academic inquiry and innovation. Whether your interest lies in the emerging trends of artificial intelligence or the practical applications of web development, this assortment spans 25 critical areas of ...
There needs to a statement of (1) the problem to be studied, (2) previous work on the problem, (3) the software requirements, (4) the goals of the study, (5) an outline of the proposed work with a set of milestones, and (6) a bibliography.
The MS program in computer science prepares students to undertake fundamental and applied research in computing. The program welcomes motivated and dedicated students to work with world-class faculty on projects across the field of computing and augmented intelligence. Students may choose a thesis or nonthesis option as their culminating event.
The thesis option is designed for MS in Computer Science students who are interested in conducting research. This option is strongly advised if you may be interested in pursuing a PhD in the future. Researching and writing a master's thesis is an academically intensive process that takes the place of 8 credits of traditional coursework.
Theses/Dissertations from 2019. PDF. A Secure Anti-Counterfeiting System using Near Field Communication, Public Key Cryptography, Blockchain, and Bayesian Games, Naif Saeed Alzahrani (Dissertation) PDF. Spectral Clustering for Electrical Phase Identification Using Advanced Metering Infrastructure Voltage Time Series, Logan Blakely (Thesis) PDF.
The Master of Science degree provides a solid foundation in computer science while still offering flexibility to meet the needs and interests of individual students. The MS Thesis option requires 30 credits of course work of which typically 21 credits must derive from graded courses. Students in good standing typically complete this option in ...
Specializations. Master of Science (MSc) Thesis-based in Computer Science, Software Engineering Specialization . The specialization is offered jointly through the Department of Computer Science and the Department of Electrical and Software Engineering. Wearable Technology Interdisciplinary Specialization.
1. Goals. In a Master's Thesis, candidates show their ability to independently perform scientific research on an appropriately challenging theme that also gives them the opportunity to develop their own ideas. On the basis of the "state-of-the-art" processes, the students must systematically apply the methods of computer science. 2.
This fast-track program enables well-qualified BS degree students in Computer Science to complete both the BS and the MS with nine fewer credits than if taken separately. Students will take three graduate courses as their CIS BS-degree technical electives. Students electing the BS/MS program are required to complete a Master's thesis. Eligibility
An M.S. in Computer Science will demonstrate the skills, experience, and expertise need for professional success. Rensselaer's M.S. students are widely recruited for open-ended professional trajectories in the nation's top companies. ... (Graduate Program Guide). 6-9 thesis credits or 3-4 project credits; Work closely with a Computer Science ...
Applicants with a relevant master's degree who intend to complete an additional master's in Computer Science at UWM should announce their plans at the time of admission, and not later than the start of their second year into the PhD program. ... A minimum of 26 credits, excluding doctoral thesis, must be at the 700 level or higher.
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