Information Technology and Computer Science and Information Systems, Bachelor’s/Master’s Combined Program

Second Semester of Junior Year

1. Students who meet the above criteria should meet with the Graduate Coordinator to fill out and submit the IT 4+1 Application Information Form (opens as PDF) requesting permission from the department chair to apply up to 12 hours of graduate-level credit earned during their senior year towards their future master’s work in Computer Science and Information Systems.

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2. The program coordinator, in consultation with the M.S. CSIS graduate committee, may grant permission to apply up to 12 hours of graduate-level credit earned during the senior year towards the future master’s degree in Computer Science and Information Systems. ( Program permission to apply to the bachelor’s/master’s degree program does not guarantee admission to the Graduate School. Admission to the Graduate School is contingent upon meeting eligibility requirements at the time of entering the graduate program.)

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3. If permission is granted, the student meets with the Graduate Coordinator for advising and degree planning. During pre-registration, the students must fill out the Undergraduate Request to Enroll in Graduate Course(s) form (opens as PDF) for graduate courses to be taken in the fall (typically 2 courses). This form requires signatures of approval from instructors of requested graduate courses, the Graduate Coordinator, the Cameron School of Business and the College of Arts & Sciences, and the Graduate School.

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First Semester of Senior Year

1. The student typically will be enrolled in 3 graduate classes and 1-2 undergraduate classes. He or she should prepare to submit the standard application for admission to the Graduate School during the second semester of the senior year.

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2. During pre-registration for the following spring, the student must fill out the Undergraduate Request to Enroll in Graduate Course(s) form (opens as PDF) for the graduate courses to be taken in the spring (typically 3 courses). This form requires signatures of approval from instructors of requested graduate courses, the Graduate Coordinator, the Cameron School of Business and the College of Arts & Sciences, and the Graduate School.

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3. The student must submit a CSIS Graduate Degree Plan during the first semester of his or her senior year, signed by the prospective student, the department chair, and the graduate coordinator.

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4. The specific 500-level CSC or MIS courses (maximum of 12 graduate credit hours between CSC and MIS courses) that will be double-counted for both bachelor’s and master’s degrees; and

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5. The intended graduation date for the master’s degree (typically one year after the B.S. in the spring).

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Second Semester of Senior Year

Second Semester of Senior Year

Summer after B.S. Graduation

Final Year in Program