COURSE CURRICULUM

The Master of Science in Computer Science program at Post University offers a concentration in Human-Centered Computing and Systems Innovation, requiring 12 credits designed to integrate technology with human experience. This concentration emphasizes the development of systems that are intuitive, accessible, and impactful, focusing on the design, implementation, and management of technology in ways that prioritize usability and inclusivity. Coursework includes Fundamentals of Software Engineering, which provides a strong foundation in software development principles, and Data Acquisition and Management, which equips students with the skills to gather, organize, and analyze data effectively for system optimization. Cloud Computing and Distributed Systems explores scalable, networked computing environments, enabling students to design and deploy systems that operate efficiently across multiple platforms. Human-Computer Interaction, the culminating course in the concentration, emphasizes designing user interfaces and experiences that are both functional and user-friendly, ensuring technology serves the needs of diverse populations. Combined with the program’s 18-credit core courses covering theoretical computer science, advanced algorithms, artificial intelligence, operating systems, cryptography, and cybersecurity, as well as the 3-credit capstone in real-world problem solving, this concentration equips students to develop innovative technology solutions that balance technical sophistication with human-centered design principles, preparing graduates for careers in system design, product development, and technology innovation.