4+1 BS / MS in Computer Science
A 5-year, fast-track program for GMercyU Computer Information Science majors
In five years, you can earn your bachelor’s degree in Computer Information Science, along with your MS in Computer Science that offers a choice of three tracks:
- Cybersecurity
- Human-Based Artificial Intelligence
- Machine-Based Artificial Intelligence
These three undergraduate Computer Information Science courses will apply toward your master's degree in Computer Science:
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CIS 215 |
Relational Databases |
3 credits |
| CIS 230 |
Networking |
3 credits |
| CIS 321 |
Computer Architecture |
3 credits |
Time & Tuition Savings
Beginning your M.S. in Artificial Intelligence or M.S. in Cybersecurity with 9 credits saves you time and more than $7,000 in graduate tuition.
As an added bonus, you will be eligible for GMercyU's 10% alumni tuition discount on your master's degree once you earn your bachelor's degree.
Eligibility
Interested Computer Information Science majors, students in other majors taking CIS courses, or recent alumni, should please contact:
Cindy Casey, PhD
Assistant Professor, Chair of the Computational Sciences Department
casey.cindy@gmercyu.edu
After you earn your bachelor's degree in CIS, you can start to complete your master's degree either in January, May, or August. Since it's fully online, asynchronous, and designed for working professionals, you can start working in your field while earning your master's degree.
About the M.S. Computer Science - Artificial Intelligence Tracks
Gain the knowledge and skills employers seek to address complex challenges, develop AI solutions, and guide their implementation with a strong foundation in ethical decision-making.
Choose from two tracks depending on your interests and career goals:
- The Human-Based Artificial Intelligence Track
Learn to assess AI systems, translate technical concepts for diverse stakeholders, and contribute to informed decision-making for organizations - The Machine-Based Artificial Intelligence Track
Develop the advanced technical skills needed to design, build, deploy, and evaluate AI systems
About the M.S. in Computer Science - Cybersecurity Track
Every technological breakthrough opens new possibilities — and new opportunities for cyber threats. As our world becomes more connected, cybersecurity professionals play a vital role in protecting the systems, data, and services we depend on every day.
Our degree prepares you with the technical knowledge, hands-on experience, and practical skills to secure systems, identify vulnerabilities, and respond to cyber threats — preparing you to protect organizations in an increasingly connected world.