TOFEL:100分
IELTS:7 分
39 Credits
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$2,212/Credit
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NEW YORK UNIVERSITY (NYUHOME) ACCOUNTS
Upon admission, all NYU students are assigned an NYUHome account based on their NetID. You can activate your account by visiting the NYUHome Start Page. You will be prompted with instructions from there. Your user ID for this account is your NYU NetID, which is printed on the back of your NYU photo ID card.
COURANT INSTITUTE OF MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES (CIMS) ACCOUNTS
All CS and Math graduate students are eligible for Courant computer accounts. To obtain a CIMS account, go to the Courant Computer Accounts page.
Visiting students from other departments, undergraduates taking graduate classes and students who have not otherwise been issued a password must specifically request an account by sending an email to Courtney Mills: mills@cs.nyu.edu
The body of your message should contain the following information:
Lastname, Firstname
NetID
University ID number (such as N12345678)
The program or class you are currently enrolled in
For more information regarding general computing resources at Courant, visit the Courant Computing Resources page.
DEPARTMENT MAILING LISTS
Please click on the links below to subscribe to the various departmental mailing lists. Note that you must subscribe using either your Courant or your NYU e-mail address.
opportunities@cs.nyu.edu is a list that the department uses to post educational, research, and job opportunities. Employers wishing to post jobs or internships to the opportunities@cs.nyu.edu list should follow the instructions on the prospective employers page.
cschat@cs.nyu.edu is open to all department members and is used to post announcements and queries of potential interest to the Computer Science Department community.
colloq@cs.nyu.edu is used to announce talks and seminars in our department and related fields.
In addition to the private lists shown above, you may also browse the department's public mailing lists. Note that this page is only accessible from within the NYU network.
GSAS NEW STUDENT CHECKLIST
The Graduate School of Arts & Science also provides a new student checklist with additonal information to help you get started at NYU.
GSAS NEW STUDENT CHECKLIST
The Graduate School of Arts & Science also provides a new student checklist with additonal information to help you get started at NYU.
GRE and TOEFL or IELTS for Computer Science and Information Systems Applicants: GRE general test required. Either the TOEFL or the IELTS is required of all applicants who are not native English speakers. See test score requirements.For the TOEFL, the Graduate School recommends that the applicant achieve a minimum TOEFL score of 100 on the internet-based test. For the IELTS, a minimum overall band score of at least 7 is recommended.
Statement of Academic Purpose: In a concisely written statement, please describe your past and present work as it relates to your intended field of study, your educational objectives, and your career goals. In addition, please include your intellectual and professional reasons for choosing your field of study and why your studies/research can best be done at the Graduate School of Arts and Science at NYU. The statement should not exceed two double-spaced pages.
Writing Sample: Not required
NYU Abu Dhabi or NYU Shanghai Applicants: Applicants to the
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3月1日秋季/10月1日春季
The MSIS Program is a master's degree combining computer science courses at Courant (Graduate School of Arts and Science {GSAS}) and business courses at the Stern School of Business.
Given today's ubiquitous computing, organizations have a critical need for people who understand, in depth, both computers and business. Many influential technology leaders today are those with deep expertise in technology and business strategy. Successful new technology products and information systems always combine technical quality and smart business strategy. Developing these systems requires extensive communications among technical developers, business managers and users.
The Master of Science in Information Systems (MSIS) program focuses on training students in the core concepts of computing and business so graduates can develop successful careers in management positions that require deep technical skills.
For example, MSIS graduates have excelled in the following careers:
At software vendors:
Product manager
Requirements analyst
Programming team leader
In Information Technology (IT) departments:
CIO
VP IT operations
Systems architect
Internal requirements analyst
Development team leader
At consulting companies:
Strategic technology consultant
MSIS students draw from the same courses as Courant GSAS Computer Science graduate students and Stern MBA students. The MSIS program offers the academic equivalent of an abbreviated combined Computer Science Master's and MBA degree.
NYU does not provide financial aid to MSIS students.
The MSIS degree requires 13 courses (39 credits), 5 Stern courses, 5 Computer Science (CS) courses, an Information Technology Projects course and 2 free electives which may be taken at CS or Stern.
In addition, students must maintain good standing throughout their studies. This involves sustaining a grade-point average of at least 3.0 (B) each semester, successfully completing at least two thirds of all courses attempted, and completing the degree within five years. Students falling below the GPA and course completion requirements are placed on probation, and given until the following fall or spring semester to return to good standing, or faced with possible academic dismissal from the program.
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