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Curriculum Deep Dive: The AI Courses You’ll Take as an Online Computer Science Student at CWRU

May 30, 2024
Discover how AI-related coursework in the online MSCS at CWRU prepares you for emerging computer science careers. Explore course titles and faculty expertise.
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How to Determine Which MSCS Program Track is the Right Fit for You

May 24, 2024
Explore specialized MSCS program tracks at CWRU for individuals new to computer science or experienced professionals seeking career advancement. Find your path today!
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Plan Ahead: How to Talk To Your Employer About CWRU Tuition Assistance

May 17, 2024
Enrolling in an online MSCS program can be expensive. These tips can help you secure employer tuition assistance.
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What to Expect When You Apply to Case Western Reserve University’s Online MSCS Program

February 12, 2024
What prerequisites must CWRU MSCS candidates meet? How important are essays and letters of recommendation? This article demystifies the admissions process.
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Industry Experience vs. Advanced Credentials: Why Both Matter in Computer Science Careers

January 25, 2024
To stay competitive in computer science, you need industry experience and a graduate degree. Learn how a master’s degree from CWRU can lead you toward career success.
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Industry Guide: Is a Master’s Computer Science Degree Worth It in 2024?

January 24, 2024
The computer science job market should see robust growth in 2024. Learn more about job trends and how a computer science master's can improve your competitive standing in the job market.