You have the option of taking Python, C, C++, C# or Java through your local community college to help you meet the program admissions requirements.
You have the option of taking Python, C, C++, C# or Java through your local community college to help you meet the program admissions requirements.
You may still be eligible for the program if your GPA is below a 3.0 but it's recommended you speak with an advisor to get more insight into your background.
Programming experience can only be acquired via education or gained through work experience. If gained through work experience, you must prove your proficiency with programming.
Experience and proficiency with any one of the five would be sufficient.
Yes, you must be proficient with Java, Python, C, C++, or C#. Programming experience that is self-taught would not apply and proficiency must be acquired via work experience or education.
Calculus II AND Linear Algebra.
You have the option of taking both Calculus 2 and Linear Algebra to help you meet the analytical component of the admissions requirements.
Employers who have hired master’s degree graduates from the Baylor School of Engineering and Computer Science include:
Up to 42 credit hours.
30 credit hours.
You can find additional information about Baylor’s response to COVID-19 here: https://www.baylor.edu/coronavirus/
We are continuing to serve students without disruption during this time. Those who are inquiring about enrollment in the Baylor online Computer Science program are able to discuss options with an Enrollment Advisor who will work with them through the admissions process.
No. All classes are still scheduled to begin on the planned start date and are not impacted by COVID-19.
Whether you have a simple question or need advice to determine if this program is the best for you, our friendly advisors are here to help. They can chat with you on your schedule and guide you through the entire admissions process so that you feel confident in moving forward with Baylor University.