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Computer and Information Science MSCIS

Contact Information

Department of Computer Science & Information Technology
Science Center, Room 202
11935 Abercorn Street
Savannah, Georgia 31419-1997
Serena.Rodriguez@armstrong.edu
912.344.2542
Fax: 912.344.3415

Master of Science in Computer and Information Science

The field of computer science is today's fastest-growing profession. As technology continues to advance rapidly, job offers in computing professions remain high. Our Computer and Information Science program will give you an in-depth understanding of computer architecture, languages and systems. By pursuing this Master of Science degree, you will gain the mastery and expertise necessary to succeed in the profession. We offer a track in Computer Science or Health Informatics.

Industry Highlights

From web developing to being a network architect, careers in the technology industry offer graduates the chance to excel in high-paying salary positions.

Career Opportunities

  • Software Systems
  • Hardware Systems
  • People and Data Systems
  • Tech Companies
  • Major Corporations
  • Government Agencies

Armstrong Edge

Current students take advantage of weekly gatherings for luncheons or lectures on various topics of interest, as well as having the opportunity for educational work experience on and off campus.

NEWS:

Read More Armstrong to Host Robert I. Strozier Faculty Lecture by Dr. Paul Dunn on Sept. 22

(September, 18, 2017) – Armstrong State University will host a free lecture by Dr. Paul Dunn, an assistant professor of biology. The lecture, "Change Can Kill: What Barnacles Can Teach Us About Dying Young," will explore the mystery of why so many living organisms die young, despite the clear disadvantage of doing so,using barnacles as model organisms. This event is free and open to the public.

 Read More Engineering Studies Professor Selected as Faculty Fellow for NASA Research Program

(May 22, 2017) – Armstrong State University Professor of Engineering Studies Cameron Coates, Ph.D., has been selected to participate in the NASA Marshall Space Flight Center Faculty Fellowship Program for the second consecutive year.

 Read More Turtles Go Wild: TERPS Students Release Diamondback Terrapins on Tybee Island

(May 18, 2017) –Armstrong State University student members of the Terrapin Educational Research Program of Savannah (TERPS) recently gathered on Tybee Island to release 17 diamondback terrapins into the wild. The state-protected turtles hatched from eggs rescued on Highway 80 last summer.

 Read More Savannah Christian Preparatory School Team Wins First Place at Engineering Design Challenge

(May 5, 2017) – Six Savannah Christian Preparatory School students took home the gold for Best Overall Design at this year’s Engineering Design Challenge (EDC), presented by Armstrong State University’s Engineering Studies Program on Saturday, April 29. The winning team, comprised of Camila Hilsaca, Carsen Christy, Blake Chance, Jay Bradley, Robby McCool and Cameron Shults, received a $500 cash prize.
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