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Working with us

This page is intended to provide answers to some questions that potential applicants might have regarding our department or Texas State University-San Marcos. Applicants are encouraged to visit the CS Department Home Page and the Texas State Home Page for more related information.

Degree Programs:

The Computer Science Department offers BA, BS, MA, MS in Computer Science, and MS in Software Engineering. The Bachelor of Science in Computer Science program is accredited by the Computing Sciences Accreditation Board Division of ABET effective Fall 1999. Please see the CS Department Overview page for more details about our degree programs.

Teaching Load

The teaching load varies from six credit hours to twelve credit hours per semester. Individual faculty members work out their exact teaching load with the department chair each semester. Typically, scholarly activities and major committee service count toward the total teaching load.

Round Rock Higher Education Center (RRHEC):

The Department of Computer Science also offers its masters degree programs in the North Austin area under the umbrella of the Round Rock Higher Education Center (RRHEC) along with several other programs. All classes are offered in the evenings so that working professionals can easily take classes after work.