M.S. in Data Science
所属信息
基本信息
项目时长
2项目学分
30学费估算
$52,928申请截止日期
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秋季
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常规
2月15日 -
早申请
1月5日
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其他
申请信息
托福/GRE Code
Toefl:7267, GRE:2928申请费
$65TOEFL要求
105.00
IELTS要求
7.00
成绩单寄送要求
网申上传
推荐信要求
3
申请材料
Resume +PS+ Transcript+3 Recommendations +GRE+TOEFL/IELTS
项目介绍
Our Master of Science in Data Science program is accredited by New York State and provides a strong background in the both the fundamentals and applications of data science.
The program can be completed in either two semesters (fall/spring) or three semesters (fall/spring/fall) of full-time study. The two semester version is appropriate for students who enter with a strong background in computer science and mathematics, and are eager to take on a relatively heavy course load (four courses per semester) in order to graduate quickly. In the three semester version, students take three courses per semester, and many students work at internships during the summer between the spring and fall semesters. Our program provides opportunities for students to meet corporate recruiters and provides advice on applying for internships, but we do not guarantee placement in an internship.
The program is designed for students with a background in any field of science, engineering, mathematics, or business. We welcome mid-career applicants as well as students fresh out of college. Prospective students should have experience in programming, and should be comfortable with first-year college mathematics.
The components of the program are as follows:
An optional summer bridging course for students who come without a strong computer science background.
Four required core courses for a total of 16 credits. Students may place out of one or more of the required core courses, but will still be required to complete the 30 credits required for the program.
A required 4 credit practicum in which the student works in a team to implement a significant system or analysis with a final oral presentation provided by each student. A committee of two faculty members from within the institute will evaluate the final oral presentation in order for it to serve as the master’s degree exit exam.
Three electives selected from the area courses or research, for a total of 10 credits or more. Some of the area courses have prerequisites that students must satisfy. Eight credits or more in one area would constitute a concentration, but a concentration is not required.
A total of 30 credits are required to complete the program (without the bridging course) and many students will finish the program with more than 30 credits, depending on the elective area courses they select.
