Any insight on online M.S. in CompSci or System Engineering

zxbane

Hey all,

I am highly interested an online M.S. in CompSci or System Engineering. I am currently taking a couple of CS graduate courses from Old Dominion University however if I want to pursue the actual M.S. in CS I will need to take 7 pre-req's which primarily consist of Calc I/II, Linear Algebra etc. some fundamental CS courses.

I am looking for other options that wouldn't require as many courses to get accepted into the program. I've looked into DSU MSACS program, would require 6 pre-req, most CS programming courses. ODU M.S. In Sys Eng would require Calc I/II/III and Linear Algebra.

I'm hoping their are some options out there that might require some pre-req's for someone with a B.S. in IT and an MBA but not an entire laundry list of Math/CS courses just to get into the programs. I want to pursue a MSCS or MSSE degree for career advancement opportunities but I also have already done quite a bit of schooling and a long list of pre-req's on top of a graduate program itself is a bit of a turn off.

the_Grinch

DSU is really your best option. I was accepted and they were only asking that I take four pre-req courses. Program is so cheap it really wasn't a killer and their graduate courses are top notch. My boss is in their DSc in Cyber Security and tells me about his classes, some really good stuff.

dmoore44

Check out Syracuse's online MS: Computer Engineering. It looks intense. I was accepted in to that program, and I wont lie, I was totally intimidated by it... Still am, a little.