Our MSCS program focuses on the bleeding-edge Object Role Modeling concepts and techniques universally accepted as the future direction of software development. Naturally, this is considered a highly marketable skill.
What does that mean?
Business system development is frequently riddled with frustration due to breakdowns in communication; stories of software that fails to meet business needs are commonplace. These pressures have fueled a growing interest in developing software by modeling business problems -- essentially, charting out how a process works, what the needs are for the software at any specific place in the process, and then using a plain language approach to build the software solutions needed.
Creating these business models has become a critical part of the software plans of Microsoft, IBM and others. Fortunately for you, Neumont's MSCS program is all about teaching students what they need to know to build modern business information models in real-world environments.
Neumont's MSCS program was developed by our distinguished faculty, who are considered experts in the field:
Program Components
The MSCS program is comprised of three main components:
- Advanced Computing Seminars
- Lecture and Labs
- Research Projects
Program Flexibility
The program has been designed with flexibility in mind and prospective MSCS students can attend classes full time or part time.
In interest of full-disclosure, you should know that this isn't going to be a walk in the park. We're serious about the education we provide our students, so don't let the quick timeframe fool you: this is a very aggressive program.
Considering this program? Talk to an Admissions Representative today, call 888-NEUMONT. Or if you prefer to evaluate the program in the privacy of your home, we'd be happy to send you an informational packet. Click here to request more information.
The MSCS program is now accepting applications for the July and October 2008 quarters.