MS in Computational Science and Engineering

Duration	1.5-2 Years
Level	Masters Program

The Master of Science in Computational Science and Engineering (CSE) Program is an interdisciplinary program offered by the College of Computing, the College of Engineering, and the College of Sciences
The CSE program addresses the body of knowledge, skills, and practices associated with the study of computer-based models of natural phenomena and engineered systems
The curriculum has been structured to impart students with solid CSE foundational knowledge and skills and includes technical specialization courses that enhance a student’s domain expertise
Advanced elective courses will enable students to specialize in a domain and technical expertise focusing on their particular interests
The optional thesis portion of the program requires completion of an interdisciplinary research project
Graduates are exceptionally prepared for careers in industry, government, and academia

Class 12th	No specific cutoff mentioned
Bachelors	No specific cutoff mentioned Most students entering the CSE graduate degree programs will have obtained a bachelors degree in a technical field, e.g., computer science, mathematics, or a science or engineering discipline. Students should have taken undergraduate calculus courses. Some CSE courses will require additional coursework in topics such as linear algebra or differential equations. A working knowledge of probability and statistics will also be helpful in some core courses and specializations. Students should have taken at least one course, but preferably two and have developed a proficiency in programming in a high-level language such as C, FORTRAN or Java. Students deficient in one or more of these areas may still gain admission but should expect to take some additional coursework
Exams	TOEFL: 90 With minimum section scores of 19 IELTS: 7 6.5 Reading 6.5 Listening 6.5 Speaking 5.5 Writing GRE: Accepted Subject test is not required

Class 12th

No specific cutoff mentioned

Bachelors

No specific cutoff mentioned

Most students entering the CSE graduate degree programs will have obtained a bachelors degree in a technical field, e.g., computer science, mathematics, or a science or engineering discipline.
Students should have taken undergraduate calculus courses. Some CSE courses will require additional coursework in topics such as linear algebra or differential equations.
A working knowledge of probability and statistics will also be helpful in some core courses and specializations.
Students should have taken at least one course, but preferably two and have developed a proficiency in programming in a high-level language such as C, FORTRAN or Java.
Students deficient in one or more of these areas may still gain admission but should expect to take some additional coursework

Exams

TOEFL: 90

IELTS: 7

GRE: Accepted

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