Master of Science in Computer Science – Software Development
MS in Computer Science - Software Development
Earn Your Graduate Degree in Computer Science - Software Development
Marist provides you with hands-on courses utilizing state-of-the-art technology to let you excel in the design, development, and implementation of software systems.
- Customize your Master’s degree by choosing from two concentrations:
- Cloud Computing
- Mobile Computing
- Access the Virtual Computing Laboratory on or off-campus – anywhere with your PC and high-speed internet access. Hardware and software you need will be at your fingertips.
- Develop a comprehensive theoretical foundation in computer science.
- Based in the Computer Science and Math Department, the MSIS program gives you hands-on computer experience that employers prefer.
- Evening courses are available to accommodate working professionals.
Marist Leads Through Innovation
- Marist has the first installation of the new IBM LinuxONE III platform with mission-critical applications for security.
- NYS Center of Excellence in Cloud Computing & Analytics was founded at Marist with a $3 million state grant.
- Marist installed the first IBM System zEnterprise Business Class servers for graduate programs.
- Marist partnered with BlackRidge Technology to launch a new cybersecurity initiative.
Career Opportunities
- Computer science software development is an in-demand profession, rated #7 in Forbes/Glassdoor’s Best Jobs in 2020.
- The Occupational Outlook Handbook shows a much faster than average job growth of 24% from 2016-2026.
Careers Available to Graduates of this Program Include:
- Programmer
- Network Specialist
- Systems Analyst
- Consultant
- Project Manager
- Application Programmer
- Systems Programmer
- Software Developer
- Software Engineer
Michael Gildein, MS '16
IBM
Senior Manager - z/OS Test Services
The skills learned while earning my degree helped me become more well-rounded in my profession with extensive hands-on experience. Professors teaching cutting-edge technologies and languages placed my skill set among the top in my area. Skills and knowledge that, years later, is still bearing fruit. Beyond graduation, the faculty and I continue to have a relationship where we discuss new ideas and technologies.