Admissions Overview for masters

Computer Science department has some of the standard rules for the admissions. 

Maters:-

Bachelor's Degree with a GPA of at least 3.0 on a scale of 4.0 for the last 60 hours of course work Two courses in mathematics beyond pre-calculus One year of science with laboratory Courses in computer science using a structured language, discrete structures, data structures, and computer architecture Transcripts from all attended institutions of higher education Statement of Purpose Application GRE Score is not required unless applying for a fellowship or assistantship

Schedule of courses

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Fall 2009 Summer 2009 Spring 2009 Main Campus Mount Vernon Campus Virginia Campus Off Campus 700 Series Courses CCAS Dean's Seminars Online Courses Main Campus Mount Vernon Campus Virginia Campus Off Campus 700 Series Courses CCAS Dean's Seminars Online Courses Main Campus Mount Vernon Campus Virginia Campus Off Campus 700 Series Courses CCAS Dean's Seminars Online Courses Fall 2008 Summer 2008 Spring 2008 Main Campus Mount Vernon Campus Virginia Campus Off Campus 700 Series Courses CCAS Dean's Seminars Online Courses Main Campus Mount Vernon Campus Virginia Campus Off Campus 700 Series Courses CCAS Dean's Seminars Online Courses Main Campus Mount Vernon Campus Virginia Campus Off Campus 700 Series Courses CCAS Dean's Seminars Online Courses FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE Please report any problems or suggestions to regweb@gwu.edu Access Foggy Bottom and Mount Vernon campuses Registration Information. For Off-Campus Graduate Programs (a.k.a. GW Near You), please visit http://www.nearyou.gwu.edu/.

Academic Integrity

The Department and the University both have strict policies regarding academic integrity. Faculty, students and staff are strongly encouraged to read and understand these policies, linked below, as the department does not tolerate dishonesty in our academic environment.

Professional Integrity

Computer science is a profession governed by codes of ethics. The most pertinent of these codes is the ACM/IEEE-CS Software Engineering Code of Ethics and Professional Practice, which is adopted by the two largest professional societies in our discipline, ACM and the IEEE Computer Society.
- Department Policy on Academic Integrity
- GW Code of Academic Integrity
- ACM-IEEE Software Engineering Code of Ethics and Professional Practice