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Doctor of Philosophy in Computer Science
Master of Fine Arts in Digital Cinema
Master of Arts in Information Technology
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Culminating Thesis
Master of Science in Business Information Technology
Master of Science in Computational Finance
Master of Science in Computer Graphics and Animation
Master of Science in Computer, Information and Network Security
Master of Science in Computer Science
Master of Science in Digital Cinema
Master of Science in E-Commerce Technology
Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) master’s degree
Master’s Degree Program in Information Systems (IS)
Master's Degree in Instructional Technology Systems
Master's Degree in Software Engineering
Master's in Telecommunications Systems
Juris Doctorate and Master of Arts
Juris Doctorate and Master of Science
Advanced Software Development Professional
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DePaul Graduate Course Catalog
SCHOOL OF COMPUTER SCIENCE, TELECOMMUNICATIONS & INFORMATION SYSTEMS 2007-2008
School of Computer Science, Telecommunications & Information Systems - Graduate Studies Doctorates and Masters Master of Science in Applied Technology Culminating Thesis
Culminating Thesis
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The Culminating Thesis is an independent research article that demonstrates a student's ability to integrate both technical expertise and IT domain knowledge. Normally, it is undertaken during the student's final year in the MA program.
 
In this work, the student is guided and assessed by a Thesis supervisor. The thesis must represent an original contribution, and may include system evaluation, empirical studies, or theoretical work. The scope and the details of the research project will be determined by the supervisor, and must be approved by the student's academic advisor.
 
IT 698 Masters Thesis is a two-credit hour course. Students must register for this course a minimum of two times and must continue to enroll in the course in every quarter after the first quarter until the thesis is completed to the satisfaction of their supervisor. A maximum of four credit hours will apply for degree credit.
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