The Master of Science in Computer and Information Science offers students three options, which allow the student to select a technology, analytical or a practical and applied focus for the application of computing technologies. These consist of Information Technology, Data Science and Software Engineering. Each option consists of 30 credits of graduate work beyond the foundations series, and each specifies its own foundations series courses. The specific courses of study for each option is described below.<br><br>The Software Engineering (SE) option focuses on mobile computing and interactive software development. Software testing and quality assurance methods are weaved throughout the curriculum. Students develop interactive apps for iOS (iPad, iPhone) and Android.<br><br>In addition to the overall program outcomes, at the conclusion of the program of study, the SE-option graduate will be able to:<br><br>Develop and deploy goal-oriented, high-quality interactive software systems<br>Identify and apply effective engineering development techniques