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The M.S. in Computer Science offers specialized tracks in Bioinformatics as well as Security and Privacy. This graduate program equips students with in-depth knowledge of computational theories and practices. Eligible students may secure graduate assistantships for laboratory work, research, or teaching. 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 computer science domains including software development, hardware systems, data analytics, and cybersecurity. Georgia State's Computer Science department holds an R1 research designation from the Carnegie Classification, reflecting its status as a top-tier research institution. Faculty achievements include six NSF CAREER awards and one NSF CRII award, with additional research funding from prominent organizations like the NIH and CDC.