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MSc Computer ScienceThe aim of the MSc Programme in Computer Science is to introduce students to advanced topics in computing and lay a firm foundation for pursuing further research while also enabling students to acquire advanced skills that will enhance their effectiveness in professional careers. The MSc Programme in Computer Science is a two-year course. Regular full semester courses at CMI carry 4 credits. A student must complete a minimum of 64 credits (16 regular courses) to earn an MSc degree in Computer Science. Some elective courses run for shorter periods and carry 2 credits or 1 credit. These may be accumulated to make up the credit requirement under Electives. Course Details Core courses
The course work for the programme will consist of five
categories, as follows.
At the discretion of the Board of Studies, a student who has already completed any of the core courses as an undergraduate may substitute these courses by a suitable number of alternative courses to make up the overall course requirements. ElectivesThe electives that have been offered at CMI in recent years include:
The exact list of elective courses being offered will be announced at the beginning of each semester. Project/DissertationThe project/dissertation carries 16 credits (the equivalent of four regular courses). Note: Small variations may be incorporated in this schedule, as recommended by the Academic Council. |