SCU Masters in Computer Science & Engineering

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<p>How's the MS in CSE program in SCU? I'm interested in becoming a software engineer. I majored in Bioengineering at Berkeley, but I didn't get into any med schools, so now I'm trying to become a programmer. Also, I took as many cs courses as I could at Berkeley before graduating, so I think I have the foundational background required for a masters in CSE. I took all the lower div cs classes, and an upperdivision operating systems class.</p>

<p>Santa</a> Clara University - Computer Engineering - Graduate Degree Programs</p>

<p>I chose to get a masters in computer science & engineering over software engineering because the software engineering program seems less flexible. I already got accepted to the program.</p>

<p>Also, Computer Science & Engineering programs are usually focused on designing CPUs, but I want to be a software engineer, so I want to take as few hardware classes as possible. In Berkeley, an undergrad EECS major can get away with taking only 2 lower div EE classes. Similarly, at santa clara for MS in CSE, can i get away with taking only software classes?</p>

<p>Also, will I be taking classes with undergrads or just grad students?</p>

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<p>Anyone? Bump. 10char</p>

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<p>If you’re in the master program, you will be taking classes with grad students. Many of them are part-time students and the engineers of nearby silicon valley high-tech companies. The classes will be in evening or very early morning.</p>