What is the duration of CU Chicago MS in Computer Science?

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Nishtha Singh | Contributor-Level 10

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MS in Computer Science course of Concordia University Chicago is a 2-year long course. This course will allows students to gain knowledge in the areas like Software Development, Cyber Security, Big Data, etc. For admission to MS in CS course of this university, a Bachelor's degree is required with 2

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