There are additional requirements for international students seeking admission to graduate study. The objective of Marist's graduate program in Software Development is to prepare students for the challenges faced by professionals in the rapidly changing field of computer science. Students may select from a broad base of advanced courses in systems and database design and programming, computer architecture and networking, artificial intelligence, compiler design and graphics. Upon graduation students in the program have acquired the advanced education and experience necessary to embark upon a career, or advance their current career, in computer science. The program is particularly relevant for people currently working, or seeking jobs as application programmers, database designers, network specialists or systems developers in industry, government or education.
Graduates are also well prepared to pursue doctoral study.
The Curriculum The Software Development curriculum is a challenging combination of core and specialization courses. Algorithms MSCS 610 Advanced Theory of Prog. MSCS 611 Formal Methods of Prog. All Rights Reserved.