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Computer science has always been one of the most popular majors for graduate students in the United States. It has wide employment opportunities and high starting salaries. It is the "golden rice bowl" in the minds of many students.
This has led to more and more non-computer science undergraduate students wanting to apply for computer science programs.
Introducing the CS “transcoding” projects of some colleges and universities to provide students with non-computer backgrounds with more options to apply for CS!
Northeastern University: Ranked 49th in the 2022 U.S. News comprehensive ranking, Northeastern University is located in Boston, Massachusetts. It is a well-known private research university in the United States.
The most famous thing about Northeast China is its CO-OP paid internship, which ranks first in the United States.
3,00 companies provide a stage for Northeastern University students to showcase themselves, including Apple, Google, Morgan Stanley, Merrill Lynch, Vogue, etc.
"Transcoding" project - Northeast CPS College's MPSinInformatics Informatics project: Informatics allows students to solve the current problems of people and information by learning the design and operation of software under the guiding principles of information flow management, data management, and business intelligence.
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Past graduates of this program will work in corresponding positions in cloud architecture, security analysis, software development, and UI/UX design.
The professional directions offered under informatics include cloud computer application and management, humanistic informatics, information security management, etc.
It is a STEM project. There is no undergraduate background requirement for applicants. It also offers a master's bridge course and the application conditions are flexible.
Minimum application requirements: GPA2.5; TOEFL/IELTS/Duolingo-55/5.5/85; G is not required.
University of Washington-Seattle: The University of Washington was founded in 1861 and is located in Seattle, a famous city on the west coast of the United States.
Ranked 59th in the 2022 U.S. News overall ranking.
Washington Law School and the Talent Exchange Service Center of the National Health Commission of China signed a strategic cooperation agreement in 2019 to jointly launch the Master of Jurisprudence program in China, aiming to provide more outstanding Chinese students with a more flexible and focused program.
Facing stronger learning opportunities at world-famous universities.
In order to adapt to the continuous changes in global business caused by information technology, big data, the Internet of Things, and artificial intelligence are no longer limited to concepts, but are real business trends affecting trillions of dollars in transactions.
The Master of Jurisprudence-Computer Science and Leadership program is offered under the Master of Legal Management program, aiming to cultivate future business leaders who will bring disruptive innovation to emerging technologies.
Relevant professional courses offered under the project include software engineering, data visualization, database system management, big data and machine learning, software development, compiler construction, artificial intelligence, computer vision, etc.
The program lasts for 2 years and will include zero-based courses, so students do not need to have relevant CS experience in their undergraduate degree. It is very suitable for students who want to "transfer" to CS.
Minimum application requirements: GPA3.0; TOEFL/IELTS/Duolingo-92/7/120; G is not required.
Southern Methodist University: Southern Methodist University is a national first-class research university recognized by the Carnegie Foundation and a well-known private university in the United States.
Ranked 68th in the 2022 U.S. News overall ranking.
SMU was founded in 1911 and is located in Dallas, Texas.
His campus consists of 131 buildings and covers an area of ??234 acres. It has a beautiful campus environment and advanced facilities. It was selected as one of the most beautiful campuses in the United States by The Princeton Review.
SMU's Lyle College of Engineering is an ABET Engineering Technology Review Board-accredited college and one of the first universities in the United States to offer a computer science department.
The college not only has school-enterprise cooperative laboratories, but also CO-OP paid internships. 94% of international students have obtained internship and employment opportunities, providing students with abundant scientific research and internship opportunities.
As the city with the largest concentration of engineering companies in the United States, Dallas provides students with excellent internship and employment opportunities.
The SMU-CS master's degree includes artificial intelligence/machine learning, software engineering, network security, and algorithm theory.
For science and engineering students who have a strong desire to apply for a master's degree in computer science but do not have the professional background requirements for applying for a master's degree in computer science (other backgrounds can also be tried), SMU's computer science major offers a CS "transcoding" PMP project.
Students who complete academic English, basic thesis writing, and 3 computer science courses (including 6 transferable credits) in one semester of PMP can enter the SMU Master of Computer Science to continue their studies.