M.S. in Computer Science
offered by John Hopkins University

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M.S. in Computer Science
at
John Hopkins University
Overview

Focus learning in specific areas of interest within the field while meeting specific course requirements and maintaining academic standards

Duration	24 months
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Total fee	₹1.55 Crores
Mode of learning	Online
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Course Level	PG Degree

M.S. in Computer Science
at
John Hopkins University
Highlights

Earn a degree after completion of the course

M.S. in Computer Science
at
John Hopkins University
Course details

Skills you will learn

Software development Cloud Computing Java Data Science Networking Data structures Data visualization Big Data

Who should do this course?

Computer Science Graduates
Technology Professionals
Individuals interested in pursuing research careers or academic positions in computer science, artificial intelligence, machine learning, data science, or cybersecurity

What are the course deliverables?

Core Computer Science Concepts
Advanced Topics and Specializations
Software Development and Engineering
Data Science and Big Data Analytics
Cybersecurity
Research and Innovation

More about this course

This course is structured for students to complete ten courses within a span of five years
This course emphasizes specialization within Computer Science through a focused area of study
The course includes a combination of foundation courses, core Computer Science courses, and elective options, allowing students to tailor their degree to their specific interests and career goals

M.S. in Computer Science
at
John Hopkins University
Curriculum

Courses

Introduction to Programming Using Java

Data Structures

Discrete Mathematics

Computer Organization

Molecular Biology for Computer Scientists

Foundation Courses

Foundations of Software Engineering

Foundations of Computer Architecture

Foundations of Algorithms

Focus Areas and Concentrations

Select one of the following

Artificial Intelligence

Bioinformatics

Cybersecurity

Data Communications and Networking

Data Science and Cloud Computing

Database Systems and Knowledge Management

Enterprise and Web Computing

Human-Computer Interation and Visualization

M.S. in Computer Science
at
John Hopkins University
Entry Requirements

Eligibility criteria Up Arrow Icon

Education: Bachelors degree
One year of calculus
One semester/term of advanced math
One semester/term of Java
One semester/term of data structures
One semester/term of computer organization

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M.S. in Computer Science

Offered by Johns Hopkins University

Low ROI and quality after spending huge amount.

Tips: This university is not very good for Master's in CSE and most of the courses are medical domain oriented. Low ROI and quality after sending a huge amount. This university is good for doing a PhD in Computer Science, and Chemical Engineering as they have a huge budget for the medical domain.

Likes (Part time work): There are plenty of part-time options available in university though they pay less. Johns Hopkins University offers a variety of part-time opportunities for students, providing a way to gain experience, meet people, and earn some extra income. However, while these positions are plentiful, the pay is generally modest. Many students work as research assistants, lab assistants, or administrative aids in various departments. These roles can be excellent for gaining hands-on experience, especially for students in Science, engineering, or health-related fields, where they can work directly with faculty members on projects that align with their academic interests. There are also opportunities in campus facilities, such as working at the library, student centres, dining services, or assisting with events and campus activities. These jobs often require fewer specialized skills, making them accessible to a wide range of students, even those in their first year. However, the wages for these roles tend to be lower than in private-sector part-time jobs, which can be a downside for students trying to balance their budgets, especially given Baltimore's cost of living. Additionally, some students take on Course Assistant (CA) or Teaching Assistant (TA) positions. While these roles usually provide a bit more pay and valuable teaching experience, they often require a significant time commitment and may be limited to students who have excelled in specific courses.

Dislikes (Indian Food): You have to make your own food. Baltimore has a few Indian restaurants, but the experience can vary significantly, especially for students living off-campus. While I don't rate it 1 star, the challenges often make it feel that way, particularly for those accustomed to authentic Indian flavour. First, the taste and authenticity can be hit or miss. Some restaurants try to cater to a broader audience, which can dilute the spice levels and flavour depth essential in Indian cuisine. This sometimes results in dishes that lack the richness and complexity of Indian home-cooked food, making it underwhelming for someone familiar with it. Another issue is the limited options for affordable, good-quality Indian food close to popular student neighbourhoods. Even if you find a good place, the prices are often higher compared to cooking at home. For students, budgeting is crucial, and eating out frequently at such rates isn't sustainable. Delivery options, which are sometimes the only way to access Indian food from off-campus, can be unreliable or add extra cost, compounding the convenience. Finally, some ingredients used here don't have the same freshness or flavor as they would in India, imparting the food quality. For those who have the time and resources, cooking at home is often the best way to satisfy authentic Indian cravings. While Baltimore does offer a taste of Indian cuisine, the experience just doesn't match the expectations of those who grew up enjoying it authentically, hence the sentiment.

Reviewed on 5 Nov 2024Read more