The department offers a traditional B.S. degree in Computer Science, a Computer Science minor option for non-engineering disciplines at Howard, a graduate certificate course in Cybersecurity, a traditional M.S. degree in Computer Science, an accelerated 1-year M.S. degree in Computer Science, and a Ph.D in Computer Science.
The B.S. curriculum is a traditional Computer Science degree.
The M.S. curriculum equips students with a comprehensive knowledge of contemporary computer science through training that combines both theory and practice. The graduate certificate program prepares professionals in computer science and related areas to assume positions in secure systems development and managing the critical information security programs in today's organizations. The M.S. program prepares highly competent and broadly skilled practitioners. A majority of the master’s graduates work in industry, in companies ranging from small start-up operations to government labs and large research and development corporations.
The Ph.D. program prepares teachers and researchers for positions with universities, government research laboratories, and industry. Academic employment ranges from four-year colleges, where teaching is the primary focus, to positions at major research universities.
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Computer & Network Security
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2300 Sixth Street NW, Suite 1016, Washington, DC 20059, US
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B.s. Degree In Computer Science, Graduate Certificate In Cybersecurity, M.s. Degree In Computer Science, Ph.d In Computer Science
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You can reach the Computer Science department at Howard University by emailing [email protected] or calling (202) 806-XXXX. For specific inquiries, please refer to the staff directory on our website for direct contact information for faculty members.
The staff directory for the Computer Science department is available on our website. Navigate to the 'About Us' section and click on 'Staff Directory' to view contact information and roles of faculty and administrative staff.
The Computer Science department offers a B.S. degree, a minor in Computer Science for non-engineering disciplines, a graduate certificate in Cybersecurity, a traditional M.S. degree, and an accelerated 1-year M.S. degree in Computer Science, catering to various educational needs.
For inquiries about the Cybersecurity graduate certificate, please contact Dr. Jane Smith at [email protected]. She can provide detailed information about the program structure, application process, and any prerequisites you may need.
Yes, for graduate admissions inquiries, you can contact the Graduate Admissions Coordinator at [email protected]. They can assist you with application requirements, deadlines, and any other related questions.
Graduates from the Computer Science department at Howard University find opportunities in various industries, including technology, finance, healthcare, and cybersecurity. Our programs are designed to equip students with skills applicable in diverse sectors, enhancing their employability.
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