Bachelor of Science in Computer Science | College of Computing
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science. Computer science is the base for countless industries and disciplines. Today’s employers need graduates with both a solid foundation in the principles of computer science and specialized computing skills and backgrounds — individuals with a generalist’s knowledge, but an expert’s eye for ...
M.S. Computational Science and Engineering | College of Computing
Georgia Tech’s interdisciplinary Master of Science degree in Computational Science and Engineering (CSE) is devoted to the creation, study, and application of computer-based models of natural and engineered systems. M.S. CSE graduates are exceptionally prepared for careers in industry, government, and academia.
Master of Science in Computer Science | College of Computing
The Master of Science in Computer Science (M.S. CS) program is a terminal degree program designed to prepare students for more highly productive careers in industry. Graduates receive the MSCS for completing one of three options in the program as described in the program of study. The program is designed for students who possess a bachelor's ...
MS Computer Science Admission Requirements | College of …
Scores from the general Graduate Record Examination (GRE) are required. Applicant scores are expected to be at least 153 in the Verbal, 155 in the Quantitative, and 3.0 in the Analytical sections for the MS program. This requirement cannot be waived. The desirable minimum GPA is 3.0/4.0, though most candidates score higher.
Ph.D. in Computer Science | College of Computing - gatech.edu
All students in the program receive the same degree regardless of their interest area, specialization, research focus or school affiliation. New students are affiliated with the school in which their advisor resides, but none of the schools impose any special requirements compared to …
Minors | College of Computing - gatech.edu
Minors. Computing education benefits and augments any field or educational path, even if computer science is not your major. The College of Computing offers nine different computing minors for students in other disciplines who want to add some serious computational chops to their degrees and resumes. These programs provide a solid foundation ...
M.S. Computer Science Specializations | College of Computing
CS 7641 Machine Learning. Electives (9 hours) Pick three (3) courses from Perception and Robotics, with at least one course from each. Perception. CS 6475 Computational Photography. CS 6476 Computer Vision. CS 7499 3D Reconstruction. CS 7636 Computational Perception. CS 7639 Cyber Physical Design and Analysis.
B.S./M.S. Program in Computer Science | College of Computing
Each year, a limited number of highly-qualified students can enroll in our joint B.S./M.S. in Computer Science program. This joint-degree program not only reduces the time to an M.S. degree, but also the cost. The applicant must be a current and continuing BSCS student at Georgia Tech. Students are not eligible to apply during their BSCS ...
Ph.D. in Human-Centered Computing | College of Computing
Ph.D. in Human-Centered Computing. Human-Centered Computing (HCC) is the interdisciplinary science of designing computational artifacts that better support human endeavors. The HCC Ph.D. is the first of its kind, bringing together studies in three related focus areas: human-computer interaction (HCI), social computing, and cognition, learning ...
Research Areas | College of Computing - gatech.edu
At Georgia Tech, computing is taken seriously. Founded in 1990, the College of Computing represented just the second computing college at top U.S. universities, and its commitment to that continues to this day. Our five schools and some 140 faculty allow us to explore a wide range of research areas ...