Computer Science

This field of study fosters high level teaching and research in computer science and aims to meet the growing regional demand for persons skilled in various aspects of computing. One focus is on educating educators who can, in turn, effectively disseminate knowledge and skills to more people.

The core curriculum in computer science covers all aspects of computing, with the faculty particularly active in artificial intelligence, software engineering, networking and information systems. The program also endeavors to enhance teaching and research activities in computer architectures, object orientation, neural networks, multimedia and other rapidly-evolving areas in computer science.

The courses and research topics range from those addressing the practical problems of applications development, to those dealing with the abstract and philosophical issues of computer science and advanced computing. Students are also encouraged to take courses and conduct research in areas of Computer Science which interact with Information Management, Industrial Engineering, Manufacturing Systems Engineering, Telecommunications, Mechatronics and other fields covered at the Institute.

Computer Science with Specialization in Software Engineering

In addition to the traditional Master’s program in computer science, the CS FoS also offers a Master’s degree in computer science with specialization in software engineering. The Software Engineering Area of Specialization (SE AoS) is specially designed to fill the Asia-Pacific region’s needs for highly- trained specialists in software development and the management of software development projects. Students in the program will:

Receive in-depth training in the latest software development tools techniques, and trends
Learn the industry’s best practices for management of large software projects
Get experience on real problems in collaboration with public and private sector partners during internships.

The software engineering program is particularly aimed at students already having work experience in the software industry.

Programs

Doctor of Engineering,
Doctor of Technical Science
Master of Engineering
Master of Science, diploma and certificate.

Preferred Background

For Master Program
Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electronics or Mathematics.

For Doctoral Program
Master degree in any of the above disciplines.

Program Structure

Master Program Requirements: 48 Credits (2 Years)

	Thesis Option	Research Option 1	Research Option 2
Required Courses (4 courses)	12 credits	12 credits	12 credits
Elective Courses	14 credits	12 credits	24 credits
Option
Thesis	22 credits	–	–
Research Study/Internship	–	12 credits	12 credits
Minor/Exchange	–	12 credits	–
TOTAL	48 credits	48 credits	48 credits

Doctoral Program Requirements: 84 Credits (3 Years)


Coursework	12 credits
Dissertation	72 credits
TOTAL	84 credits

Course List

Course Number	Course Title	Semester	Credit(s)	Type	Instructor
AT70.02	Data Structure and Algorithms	August	3(45-0)	Required	Chaklam Silpasuwanchai
AT70.03	Theory of Computation	August	3(45-0)	Required	Pham M. Dung
AT70.05	Computer Networks	August	3(45-0)	Elective	Adjunct Faculty
AT70.07	Programming Languages and Compilers	January	3(45-0)	Required	Pham M. Dung
AT70.09	Computer Graphics and Animation	January	3(45-0)	Elective	Sumanta Guha
AT70.12	Web Application Engineering	January	3(30-45)	Required	Matthew Dailley
AT70.13	Computer Security	InterSem	3(45-0)	Elective	Pham M. Dung
AT70.15	Advanced Topics in Internet Technology	January	3(45-0)	Elective	Adisorn Lertsinsrubtavee
AT70.16	Computational Geometry and Applications	InterSem	3(45-0)	Elective	Sumanta Guha
AT70.18	Software Architecture Design	January	3(45-0)	Elective	Matthew Dailley
AT70.19	Software Development and Quality Improvement	August	3(45-0)	Elective	Apichon Witayangkurn
AT82.09	Human-Computer Interaction and Information Visualization	January	3(45-0)	Elective	Chaklam Silpasuwanchai
AT82.03	Machine Learning	August	3(45-0)	Elective	Matthew Dailley