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The interdisciplinary Master of Science in Data Science (MSDS) provides combined 4+1 Bachelor's and MSDS pathways, enabling students to earn both degrees within five years of full-time study. Undergraduate options span multiple departments, including Mathematical Sciences, Physics and Astronomy in Arts and Sciences, along with Computer and Information Sciences, Electrical and Computer Engineering, and Mechanical Engineering in Engineering. Students must fulfill all requirements for both degrees, with the option to count up to six credits of graduate coursework from their undergraduate major toward both programs.
Computers form the backbone of contemporary society and drive significant global economic expansion. The field's rapid advancement ensures computer science remains a dynamic and evolving discipline.
UD's computer science program focuses on software development and computational theory, equipping students to tackle real-world challenges through computing. Learners cultivate strong programming abilities while establishing a robust understanding of computer science principles and software engineering practices. Faculty research shapes advanced course content, with numerous opportunities for undergraduate involvement in research initiatives. The program encourages interdisciplinary exploration through concentration options in complementary fields.
Our commitment includes offering cutting-edge computing resources and specialized research labs for intensive experimentation. Students can utilize high-performance computing clusters for parallel processing, networking, AI, and multimedia studies in both coursework and research projects.