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 The
MSE degree program is designed to allow flexible planning of advanced
study. The MSE student develops their own advanced study focus,
and can arrange interdisciplinary programs in such areas as CIS
and Telecommunications, CIS and Computational Linguistics, CIS
and Biomedical Computation, etc. Graduate studies in the Department
of Computer and Information Science offer the possibility for
rewarding exploration and research. This is a uniquely exciting
place to be.
Who
Should Apply to the CIS MSE Program?
The
Master of Science in Engineering in Computer and Information Science
(MSE) program offers scholars the opportunity for advanced study
in the scientific foundations of the rapidly growing field of
computer science. Applicants to the MSE program should have
strong undergraduate training in mathematics and computer science.
Candidates who do not have an undergraduate major in computer
science should consider applying to the Master
of Computer and Information Technology program (MCIT).
CIS
MSE students can pursue many areas within their curriculum - AI,
robotics, databases, graphics, security, programming languages,
etc.
Click here to access a list of current graduate students.
What
Should I Expect After Graduation?
The
CIS Graduate Program prepares our students to be tomorrow’s
innovators, leaders, and visionaries. Our MSE graduates have obtained
a wide range of positions in industry and continued in doctoral
studies. Here’s a sample:
- Senior
Programmer/Analyst, Computational Biology & Informatics
Laboratory, University of Pennsylvania
- Software
Development Engineer, Microsoft
- Researcher,
Lincoln Laboratory, MIT
- Systems
Engineer, Lockheed Martin
- Researcher,
School of Medicine/Radiology, University of Pennsylvania
- Doctoral
Student, Computer & Information Science, University of Pennsylvania
- Doctoral
Student, Computer Science, Brown University,
- Doctoral
Student, Computer Science, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
A
more extensive list can be found at www.cis.upenn.edu/grad/mse-graduates.shtml
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