Online MS Degree KSI is now offering an online Master's degree in Computer and Information Sciences. The online Master degree program is approved by NCA. Online Learning at KSI KSI is now accepting enrollment in its online Master's program. The online degree for KSI's Masters curriculum includes eight areas of concentration (see below). Our online curriculum is designed to meet the needs of contemporary students who need scheduling flexibility and assured access to faculty. The online program has the same demanding standards, content and requirements as our onsite program. Concentrations Our graduate program includes the following areas of concentration: - Management Information Systems (MIS) - Bioinformatics (BI) - Computer-based Education (CBE) - Digital Art (DA) - Information Security (IS) - Knowledge Management (KM) - Computer Networks (CN) - Software Engineering (SE) The course includes a dedicated website maintained by our Ph.D. faculty. Weekly lessons are presented by our instructors. The multimedia website includes streaming video, PowerPoint presentations, flash graphics, graphic illustrations and schematics, program code examples, PDF documents, self-testing, outside readings, relevant source hyperlinks and other class materials. The site also allows for online chat sessions and audio/video conferencing hosted by KSI faculty. Online discussions with your fellow students--and transcripts of the discussions--are also available. Students have access to their instructors via e-mail and telephone. Relevant Links contact us enroll now view schedule view training programs view MS Degree tuition view online course demos MS Degree Requirements The general Master's program in Computer and Information Sciences requires 27 credit hours of classes, including nine hours of graduate classes and a nine-credit-hour research project. Completion of the program requires a comprehensive written exam. Students selecting a concentration must acquire 30 credit hours of coursework, including a nine-credit-hour research project and a comprehensive written exam. Admission Requirements Applicants to the graduate program must have a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from an accredited U.S. college or university. Students lacking such a degree may still enter the program by taking preparatory classes preparing them for graduate training.

Knowledge Systems Institute is a Graduate School of Computer and Information Sciences. KSI offers an MS Degree in eight areas of concentration including: Information Security  |   Bioinformatics  |   Knowledge Management Software Engineering  |   Computer Networks  |   Management Information Systems   Digital Art  |   Computer-Based Education All Content Copyright © 2000-2007 Knowledge Systems Institute. All rights reserved. Do not duplicate without permission. Contact webmaster: webmaster@ksi.edu