• The Computer Science (CS) track in the Master of Computer and Information Science (MCIS) program at Cleveland State University is a specialized degree program designed to prepare students for careers as computer science professionals.  
  • The MCIS-CS track is housed within the Washkewicz College of Engineering.  
  • The program emphasizes study of computing using the latest technologies.  It focuses on the theoretical capabilities of computing including problem solving and algorithms.  
  • Graduates of the program will be prepared for immediate employment in business, industry and government, or pursue higher studies in the discipline.
  • The degree requires a minimum of 32 credit hours.  Students in the MCIS-CS program may elect to complete a thesis option or a non-thesis option.  Students are encouraged to select the thesis option.