MS in Computer Science:

PLO 1: Analyze, design, and implement algorithmic solutions for computing problems using appropriate data structures.
PLO 2: Design, implement, test, and evaluate software solutions using development tools to meet specified requirements, demonstrating analytical proficiency in programing languages and adhering to software engineering principles throughout the software development lifecycle.
PLO 3: Demonstrate an understanding of computer organization, architecture, and the interaction between software and hardware components, and operating systems concepts.
PLO 4: Evaluate the ethical, legal, security, and societal challenges in computing; formulate strategies grounded in professional codes of conduct; advocate for responsible computing practices.
PLO 5: An ability to effectively communicate technical concepts in written and oral form with diverse audiences.

MS IT
PLO 1: Demonstrate an understanding of, and evaluate the appropriate use of management processes, concepts, and methodologies.
PLO 2: Examine professional ethics considering legal, organizational, and societal responsibilities. Integrate ethical thinking into all aspects of decision making.
PLO 3: Discuss the significant influences of management in personal, organizational, and societal contexts while articulating the challenges and benefits of managing business activities in a global and diverse world.
PLO 4: Communicate effectively in written and oral form with a range of audiences to present ideas, decisions, and recommendations on business issues. 
PLO 5: Apply core information technology terms, concepts, and processes. Explain how information technology integrates cross-functional teams organizationally and creates value for customers while adding competitive advantage for organizations.

MS Business Analytics:

PLO 1: Demonstrate an understanding of, and evaluate the appropriate use of management processes, concepts, and methodologies.
PLO 2: Examine professional ethics considering legal, organizational, and societal responsibilities. Integrate ethical thinking into all aspects of decision making.
PLO 3: Discuss the significant influences of management in personal, organizational, and societal contexts while articulating the challenges and benefits of managing business activities in a global and diverse world.
PLO 4: Communicate effectively in written and oral form with a range of audiences to present ideas, decisions, and recommendations on business issues.
PLO 5: Employ advanced knowledge including methods, technology, skills, and values in their fields to critically interpret and utilize information.

MS Business Management:

PLO 1: Demonstrate an understanding of, and evaluate the appropriate use of management processes, concepts, and methodologies.
PLO 2: Examine professional ethics considering legal, organizational, and societal responsibilities. Integrate ethical thinking into all aspects of decision making.
PLO 3: Discuss the significant influences of management in personal, organizational, and societal contexts while articulating the challenges and benefits of managing business activities in a global and diverse world.
PLO 4: Communicate effectively in written and oral form with a range of audiences to present ideas, decisions, and recommendations on business issues.
PLO 5: Apply core management terms, concepts, and processes. Explain how management integrates functional areas of business organizationally and creates values for customers while adding competitive advantage for organizations.

1. MS in Computer Science and Management - IT

2. MS in Computer Science and Management - Business Analytics

3. MS in Computer Science and Management - Business Management

• Advanced Computer Science: Graduate-level study in software engineering, algorithms, data structures, database systems, cloud computing, artificial intelligence, machine learning, and cybersecurity.
• Management & Leadership: Core business competencies in strategic management, organizational leadership, finance, marketing, operations, and decision-making—areas commonly incorporated into comparable dual-degree programs.
• Data & AI for Business: Application of analytics, AI, and data-driven methods to business strategy, operational challenges, and managerial decision-making.
• Technology & Innovation Management: Focus on managing emerging technologies, digital transformation, product development, innovation, and technology-based organizations. Comparable programs emphasize areas such as digital strategy, project management, analytics, and technological innovation.
• Flexible Electives: Opportunities to develop expertise in areas such as AI, cybersecurity, data science, software development, entrepreneurship, or technology management.
• Integrated Capstone Experience: A culminating interdisciplinary project that brings together computer science and management to address a real-world technology or organizational challenge, reflecting the applied capstone model used in similar programs.

Graduates of the Dual Master’s in Computer Science and Management are uniquely positioned to pursue high-impact careers that combine technological expertise with business leadership. 

Career opportunities include:

• Technology Manager

• Product Manager

•  AI & Data Strategy Manager

•  IT Director, Technology Consultant

•  Digital Transformation Manager

•  Solutions Architect

•  Business Intelligence Manager

•  Cybersecurity Manager

•  Technical Program Manager.

The program also prepares graduates for emerging leadership roles in artificial intelligence, fintech, technology entrepreneurship, innovation management, and digital strategy. With the ability to understand both the technical and business sides of an organization, graduates can help lead teams, launch new products, manage complex technology initiatives, and transform innovative ideas into successful business solutions.