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The M.S. in Computer Science offers specialized tracks in Bioinformatics and Security & Privacy. This graduate program delivers in-depth education in computational theory and practice. Students may qualify for laboratory, research, or teaching assistantships during their studies. While applications for the M.S. program are accepted every semester following standard deadlines, those seeking assistantships must submit complete applications by February 15 for fall admission or August 15 for spring admission. The curriculum emphasizes technical expertise in software development, hardware systems, data science, cybersecurity, and related fields. Georgia State's Computer Science department holds an R1 research classification from Carnegie, recognizing its top-tier research output. Faculty achievements include six NSF CAREER awards, one NSF CRII award, and research funding from prestigious organizations like the National Institutes of Health and CDC.