The MSDS program prepares students to process and analyze large-scale data sources to support decision-making and improve efficiency in a range of industries. Graduates will be able to combine theoretical data concepts with their practical applications in data mining, Internet of Things (IoT) and artificial intelligence, among others.

30

Units
(Both in-person and online coursework available )

9

Average units 
per semester

$450

Cost per unit
(2023-2024 rate)

9

Maximum 
transferrable units

Twelve of the 30 units needed to graduate are required: Introduction to Data Science (3), Mathematics and Statistics for Data Science (3), Python Programming for Data Science (3), and the Data Science Capstone (3).

Students select 12 units from a list of specialized courses, which include more in-depth subjects like machine learning, big data, large language models and deep learning. The remaining six units are fulfilled through elective coursework.

Spring classes start

Jan 13

Summer classes start

June 2

 

Program Format

  In-person classes
  Online classes