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Georgia Tech is consistently ranked a Top 10 CS program (worldwide) and their OMSCS program now accounts for 10% of all MSCS degrees issued. It costs about 6,00
by _wldu 5y ago
Georgia Tech is consistently ranked a Top 10 CS program (worldwide) and their OMSCS program now accounts for 10% of all MSCS degrees issued. It costs about 6,000 to 7,000 USD total:
"OMSCS started in January 2014 with 380 students. Enrollment increased each semester (excluding summer terms). In 2019 I believed that we were very close to the peak, since we are graduating more and more students. But then, the pandemic hit and we have kept growing every semester. This spring term we just passed a new mile stone – we have over 12,000 students, 12,016 to be precise. We might be at the peak or very close to it. Apparently, OMSCS is the biggest degree program, online or not in any subject in the US and probably the world. More importantly, the degree is of the same quality of the on campus program. We have 56 courses (we started with 5); several courses now have over 1,000 students. We graduated 1,970 in 2021 for a total of 6,470 so far. We are graduating in a year well over 10% of the number of those that graduate with MS in CS in the US." - Zvi Galil
Online, Cheap and Elite: https://www.insidehighered.com/digital-learning/article/2018/03/20/analysis-shows-georgia-techs-online-masters-computer-science https://www.insidehighered.com/digital-learning/article/2018...
- R0b0t1 5y agoLooks great on paper but the people you really need to reach don't have undergrad done. Is this one of those rare masters one can complete with no undergrad done?
- nwiswell 5y ago> Is this one of those rare masters one can complete with no undergrad done? No. OMSCS is practically open door compared to other elite CS programs, but an undergrad degree is a strict requirement. It's graduate school. In fact I don't believe there are any such Master's programs, or at least not accredited ones in the US.
- R0b0t1 5y agoThe only example I was aware of was (a now defunct?) masters program by I want to say Oxford, but I haven't been able to turn it up recently. In any case -- until you have complete undergrad for $5-7k and doable part time, no, these jobs aren't accessible.
- mrexroad 5y agoPaging George P. Burdell…
- _wldu 5y agoGeorge was the first graduate of the program.