Non-degree Students (coursework only)
[Maximum of four courses on either a credit or audit basis.]
Students may register and attend GPS courses even though the student does not intend to a certificate or master’s degree. Non-degree students must apply and be admitted before registering for classes.
These students may take a maximum of four courses on either a credit or audit basis. Students taking courses on a credit basis must maintain a grade point average of 2.7 or better. Audited courses must be completed with a grade of “satisfactory.” Audited courses cannot be applied toward a certificate or master’s degree unless they are retaken for graduate credit.
Non-degree students may not choose any of the following courses:SEIS776 =[CSIS670], SEIS777 =[CSIS671], SEIS778=[CSIS673], SEIS790=[CSIS690], or SEIS795=[CSIS695].
Entrance Requirements
- Minimum of two years of software development experience with a bachelor’s degree or equivalent. OR Minimum of four years software development experience without a bachelor’s degree or equivalent. Students without a bachelor’s degree may not continue in the MS or MSS degree program.
- An overall grade point average (GPA) of at least 2.7 meets minimum requirements, but applicants with lower GPAs will be considered based on their professional experience.
- Official transcripts bearing an institutional seal from all universities/college attended sent directly to the Graduate Programs in Software (GPS) office by the issuing institution for all completed coursework.
- Completed application form with $30 application fee.
- Detailed resume which includes all work experience, job description, and programming languages used.
- A listing of computer related courses not appearing on transcripts.
- A short essay specifying the desired courses and the reason for wanting to take these courses.