Computer Science and Engineering

Welcome to the Web page for the Graduate program in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at the University of North Texas. UNT offers a Ph.D. degree in Computer Science and Engineering and a Master's degree in both Computer Science and Computer Engineering.

• Ph.D. in Computer Science and Engineering
      Link to requirements in PDF format (updated 1-7-2015)

• Master's Degree in Computer Engineering
      Link to requirements in PDF format. (updated 1-7-2015)

• Master's Degree in Computer Science
      Link to requirements in PDF format. (updated 1-7-2015)

    Interest Areas in Computer Science (updated 1.4.2016):

• Algorithms and Theory
• Computational Science
• Computer Networking and Security
• Computer Systems
• Database Management and Data Mining
• Game Programming
• Intelligent Systems
• Software Engineering

    Graduate Track/Specialty Areas in Computer Engineering (all updated 2-11-2016):

• Communication and Networks
• Computer Systems
• Real Time Systems
• VLSI

    Graduate Student forms:

• Advising Record – get advisement from your major professor every semester in order to clear your advising code
• Committee Appointment
  
  
• Degree Plans
  
  • Computer Science MS Degree Plan
  • Computer Engineering MS Degree Plan
  • PhD Degree
• Graduating? You will need to apply to graduate by the 12th class day of the semester you wish to graduate. Graduation Application
  
  
• Major Professor Declaration
• Notice of Acceptance Proposal Form
• Pass Through Master’s Degree Application
• Qualifying Exam (Graduate School)
• Results of PhD Preliminary (Qualifying) Exam (department)
• R-53 form for Unorganized Courses
• TA Application
  
  
• Are you a new International Student? Need answers to some questions? Here’s a great F.A.Q. site for you! Also, if you wish to apply for a CPT, great information is here at your fingertips! International Student FAQ
  
  
  • International Advising – CPT forms
  • Internship course, CSCE 5932
  • International Student Forms

• Maintaining Graduate Standing

• Graduate Minor in CSE

• GradNet website

  http://www.gradnet.iec.org

  This on-line resource offers students a broad range of industry white papers, tutorials on essential non-technical skills, career planning tools, and interviews with practicing engineers.