The basic admission standards are the same as those for other graduate programs at Tennessee Technological University. For a detailed explanation, visit our Departmental Overview page.

The program focuses on Internet-Based Computing and its applications in different disciplines, thereby providing a distinctive learning experience for our graduates and preparing them for computer and Internet-based jobs in various industries.

A complete listing of courses currently offered by the department is available on our Departmental Overview page.

Yes. To be considered, all application materials (including all official test scores, letters of recommendation, admissions application, and transcripts) must arrive at the department before the application deadlines.

You may qualify for either a teaching or research assistantship. At this time, all teaching assistantships are given to Computer Science majors attending classes at TTU. Prospective students are welcome to apply, but these positions are very rarely offered to potential new students. Research Assistant (RA) positions are selected by the individual professors from their current students.

A table listing faculty research interests is available in the research portion of our web site.