Coursera
Clemson University offers online degrees through Coursera, allowing global learners to earn a Clemson degree via courses hosted on Coursera’s platform.
Learn more at CourseraClemson University offers online degrees through Coursera, allowing global learners to earn a Clemson degree via courses hosted on Coursera’s platform.
Learn more at CourseraWith no formal computing background required, performance-based admission is designed for aspiring professionals who are ready to build a comprehensive set of computer science skills.
To gain admission, you'll complete two 3-credit pathway courses on the Coursera platform, earning a GPA of 3.0 or higher in each course. With that and proof of your bachelor’s degree, you’ll be accepted into the degree program.
To gain access to Coursera, prospective students will provide their unofficial bachelor's degree. After the Coursera courses are completed, students will then provide their official bachelor's degree to be able to register for M.S. courses.
Pathway Courses: Design and Analysis of Algorithms (CPSC 8400) and AI-Receptive Software Development (CPSC 8740).
Traditional admission to the online computer science M.S. requires a formal application and supporting materials. A selection committee will review your application to determine if you are eligible for admission.
With traditional admission, applicants are typically expected to have some educational background in the field. Clemson’s computer science website provides admission requirements.
Students will need to provide their two PBA courses and their official bachelor's transcripts to automatically matriculate.
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