Events

12/3, Information Session, Master's Program in Computer Science. More...

12/10, Information Session, Master's Program in Computer Science. More...

12/17, Information Session, Master's Program in Computer Science. More...

News

Starting Fall 2008, the CS Department will offer several new courses that target non-computer science-majors. More...

Maloof and Kolter (C '05) profiled in College's Research News. More...

Georgetown's Board approves the Department's MS Program. More...

Over the summer, the CS department moved to the 3rd floor of St. Mary's Hall. More...

External Electives for MS

Students may substitute up to two courses from another department for similarly numbered electives, provided that the courses support the student's plan of study and have been approved by the student's faculty advisor. A list of approved external electives appears below. Students may petition for the use of other courses as external electives, but in addition to satisfying the previous criteria, such courses must be approved by the Department's curriculum committee. Students must obtain all necessary approvals before enrolling in the class.

List of Approved External Electives
CodeTitleProfessor
Communication, Culture, and Technology
CCTP-674E-Government 2.0Nelson
CCTP-728Networks & Creative ProcessGarcia
Biostatistics and Epidemiology
BIST-510Probability and SamplingKorostyshevskiy
BIST-511Statistical InferenceWang
BIST-530Biostatistics for BioinformaticsLiu & Seillier-Moisewitsch
BIST-531Pattern RecognitionStaff
Linguistics
LING-361Introduction to Computational LinguisticsStaff
LING-420Statistical Natural Language ProcessingMarkus
LING-467Information RetrievalStaff
Mathematics
MATH-501Probability Theory and ApplicationsVogt
MATH-502Deterministic Mathematical ModelsShaw
MATH-503Mathematical StatisticsEngler
MATH-504Numerical MethodsMiller
MATH-605Introduction to Financial MathematicsEngler
MATH-656Data Exploration and Data MiningEngler
Psychology
PSYC-369Brain/Conscious ExperiencePribram
PSYC-373The Roots, Growth, and Fruits of Cognitive NeurosciencePribram
Physics
PHYS-503Computational TechniquesLiu
PHYS-504Numerical Simulation TechniquesLiu
Philosophy
PHIL-355Philosophy of PerceptionHeelan
PHIL-378Symbolic LogicKuhn
PHIL-402Epistemology: An Historical SurveyAmbrosio
PHIL-438Philosophy of MindDavis
PHIL-491Philosophy and Cognitive ScienceFarre
PHIL-624Philosophical LogicKuhn
PHIL-682Mathematical LogicKuhn
PHIL-725 Philosophy of LanguageWetzel
Science, Technology, and International Affairs
STIA-393Technology and SecurityKarber
STIA-396Tech Innovation & Military SecurityKarber
STIA-402Technology and Social JusticeWeiss
Security Studies
SEST-552Information Technology and SecurityRosenberg
SEST-562Emerging Technologies and SecurityVan Atta