MSc in Computer Science - Bioinformatics in Norman United States | University of Oklahoma

The Master of Science program aims to enhance professional skills or lay the foundation for doctoral studies. This curriculum mandates 24 semester hours of coursework plus 6 semester hours dedicated to thesis completion. Alternatively, a non-thesis track requires 33 semester hours of classes, with students needing to successfully complete an oral comprehensive exam.
Participants must choose between the thesis or non-thesis pathway by the conclusion of their second semester in the OU CS Master's program.
For those fascinated by technology, programming, and digital innovation, a computer science degree provides an opportunity to cultivate these passions while establishing a meaningful professional journey.
In light of modern technological progress, our programs open doors to diverse fields such as educational technology, AI and robotics, data analysis, network systems, cybersecurity, software development, and computational theory.
With distinguished faculty and collaborative research opportunities across industries, the School of Computer Science positions students at the forefront of current and emerging technological advancements.