Software Engineering Foundations Certificate

The Graduate Certificate in Software Engineering Foundations is intended to provide a computer science foundation-building opportunity to the students who do not have an undergraduate degree in the discipline. Throughout the certificate program, the students will be able to develop a breadth of knowledge across the computer science subjects, essential to pursue a career in the relevant fields or to continue graduate study in the Master of Science in Software Engineering (MSSWE) program. The MSSWE admissions committee may conditionally admit applicants lacking foundational knowledge in computer science, with the requirement to take some courses from this certificate program. 

The Graduate Certificate in Software Engineering Foundations assumes that students do not have a significant background in computing. It both deepens and broadens their knowledge of computing and prepares them for positions of more responsibility in the computing industry, as well as for further postgraduate studies. Students interested in the Graduate Certificate will typically not have a first degree in computing. 

 

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Program Snapshot

Required Courses: (12 credit hours) 

  • CS 5000: Foundations of Programming
  • SWE 5003: Software Engineering and Computational Thinking
  • SWE 5063: Foundations of Database and Web Development Technologies
  • CS 5040: Data Structures and Algorithms

Total Number of Credit Hours: 12

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Department of Software Engineering and Game Development

Kennesaw State University
Department of Software Engineering and Game Development
1100 South Marietta Parkway
Atrium (Building J) J370
MD# 9034
Marietta, GA 30060

Phone: (470) 578-4377

 

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