I’m in the process of researching potential graduate school programs for Computer Science/Software Engineering. I want to obtain an MS in either of these 2 majors and stumbled upon SJSU’s MS program for Software Engineering. I wanted to get anyone’s opinion on the program. How good is the program, what kind of coursework does it entail, the quality of the coursework and professor/faculty, reputation/ranking of the program, and job prospects after receiving the MS? I figure since it’s in the heart of Silicon Valley, it should be a good program.
However, something that was off was I noticed on their website (http://msse.sjsu.edu/campus-software-engineering-admissions) that the admission requirements does not require letters of recommendations or a GRE score. It states that “GRE scores are not required for students with an undergraduate degree from an ABET accredited university.” I went to UC Irvine as an undergraduate so I think UCI is ABET accredited?
It’d be great to not have to take the GRE or supply letters of recommendation, and I’m interested in moving up to Northern California. However, I’m not sure what to make of this?