CSC 8101 CSC Capstone Project
The purpose of the computer science master's degree CSC Capstone Project is to allow the students to reflect on their graduate experience, create and incorporate the various aspects of their learning experiences while considering and planning for their continuing professional development after they leave the computer science master's program. The portfolio project is intended to be reflective and comprehensive, as well as personal, action- and practice-oriented, and developmental, rather than a theoretical exercise. The portfolio project is to be reflected upon throughout their entire graduate experience, compiled, and presented at their last semester in the program.
Prerequisite
CSC 7002 and CSC 7003 and (CSC 7004 or CSC 7005) and CSC 7006 and at least four courses (12 credits) in the student's concentration of record (for students in the Computer Science MS program prior to Fall 2026). Starting Fall 2026, students in the AI concentration will require CSC 7006, CSC 7002, CSC 7020, CSC 7021, CSC 7022, CSC 7023, CSC 7026 and MAT 6400. Starting Fall 2026, students in the Software Engineering concentration must take CSC 7006, CSC 7003, CSC 7040, CSC 7041, CSC 7042, CSC 7043, CSC 7044 and one of three electives (IPM 6050, IST 7060, IST 7080)