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A Ph.D. represents formal recognition of scholarly capabilities, including critical thinking, creative problem-solving, comprehensive subject mastery, research initiative, and effective communication. Those earning this degree must demonstrate comprehensive knowledge across core computer science and engineering domains while acquiring the methodologies needed to produce innovative contributions to the field. Strong verbal and written communication abilities are equally essential components.
The doctoral program mandates: passing preliminary exams and coursework, satisfactory performance in comprehensive written and oral evaluations, advancement to candidacy status, successful completion and defense of an original dissertation, plus fulfillment of supplementary obligations like teaching assignments and seminar participation.
Upon meeting all doctoral requirements, candidates will receive the Doctor of Philosophy degree in Computer Science and Engineering.
Student must have: Master’s degree and bachelor’s degree in computer science, or engineering or a related STEM field from an accredited university or recognized international institution; Recommended cumulative undergraduate and graduate GPA of 3.5 or higher.
You must demonstrate English language proficiency in one of the ways listed below. If you cannot demonstrate English language competency in one of these ways prior to registration, you will be given the University English Language Assessment Battery (ELAB) test upon arrival. If you pass at a satisfactory level, you may be able to begin academic classes.