If you have always turned to technology for solving problems, studying computer science may be the right path for you. A Master’s degree in Computer Science will help you take advantage of the industry’s shift towards specialization by focusing on quick-growing specialties like data analytics, cyber security, network security, Artificial Intelligence, software development, programming language, information systems, etc.

Right from developing apps and new software to building online security systems, post-graduates in computer science have the expertise to come up with new and improved tech innovations every day. So, if you have an undergraduate degree in computer science already, take it to the next level by enrolling in a post-graduate degree. It will prepare you for future work in big tech companies and entrepreneurship.

• Software Engineering
• System Development
• Natural Computation
• Mathematical Foundations
• Artificial Intelligence
• Programming
• Data Analytics
• Software Development
• Applied Communications
• Network Architecture
• Database Design

• Computer and information research scientists: Invent and design technology, find new uses for current technologies, and improve efficiency in information security, and network technology.
• Computer network architect: Build and maintain data networks, whether local networks and intranets or globally-spread communications systems.
• Software developer: Design, build, develop, and test software programs by identifying organizational needs and working to make sure the programs can cater to these needs.
• Database administrator (DBA): Design, plan, and oversee software databases for upholding a company’s data integrity. Besides storing, organizing, and backing up data, DBAs offer secure access to all authorized users and update software from time to time.
• Information security manager: Protect the organization’s data, networks, and computers from cyber attacks and online threats like viruses, malware, security breaches, and cyber crimes, and create and manage security strategies, technology upgrades, and security audits.
• Software development engineer: Design and develop systems and software for organizations to cater to their specific needs. As a software development engineer, you will test applications and systems to check if these have all the specifications required for running efficiently. You will be responsible for detecting errors and troubleshooting glitches, using codes to fix and update existing software.
• Computer and information systems manager: Oversee computer-related activities within an organization; plan, coordinate, install, and maintain both hardware and software for meeting the company’s goals.
• Computer systems analyst: Research and evaluate new technology for companies to use so as to upgrade their computer systems.
• Web developer: Create sites and applications to maximize profits for organizations, oversee programming and coding to make sites user-friendly and fully functional at all times.
• Mobile app developer: You will be responsible for planning the creation, development, and testing of mobile apps for mobile devices like smartphones, laptops, and computers.
• Entrepreneur: You can start your own software company within the broad spectrum of Information Technology or within any of its related areas.

M.Sc in Computer Science is a 2-year, full-time course divided into 4 semesters with a range of specializations as elective subjects in the last semester. There is sufficient emphasis on field projects for building practical experience.

Any student who has a graduate degree in Information Technology/Computer Science/Physics/Stats/Electronics or an equivalent examination is eligible for admission.

Admissions are according to norms laid down by MAKUT/Management of George Group of Colleges.

Fees for the course comprise:

(Caution deposit is refundable after completion of the course).

You can study this course in:

George College

136, B.B. Ganguly Street, Sealdah
Kolkata - 700012.
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