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It usually ranks top 10 in CS for undergrad. It might be in top 5 for graduate school. The robotics lab at GT's College of Computing is insane.

• otoburb 13y ago
  >The robotics lab at GT's College of Computing is insane. Right there is one of several reasons where having physical access to College of Computing facilities (e.g. robotics labs) would help justify the cost of the full on-campus MS degree program, as differentiated from an OMS where you may only have remote access to a subset of CoC facilities (e.g. compute clusters). EDIT: As per rsander's link posted in this thread[1] GT plans to go from 300 on-campus students to 10,000. Without a corresponding bump in facilities, it would seem that MS student projects would (naturally/obviously!) take priority over OMS projects. More specifically, OMS students may have to be resourceful with the money they're saving and rent/buy their own resources for computationally intensive projects. [1] http://www.insidehighered.com/news/2013/05/14/georgia-tech-and-udacity-roll-out-massive-new-low-cost-degree-program http://www.insidehighered.com/news/2013/05/14/georgia-tech-a...