Master in Department of Computer Science and Engineering

Computer science and engineering covers the theory and design of computing systems, including software engineering, computer architecture, operating systems, algorithms, databases, and networks, with hardware-software integration often given particular emphasis. The discipline requires both an understanding of the mathematical and logical basis of computation and the practical ability to design, build, and evaluate systems that combine software with underlying hardware. At the master's level, study generally builds on undergraduate training in computing, allowing students to specialize in areas such as embedded systems, computer networks, artificial intelligence, or software systems, often through a research or project-based thesis. This stage of study develops more advanced analytical and design skills than undergraduate work, equipping graduates for roles that call for deeper technical specialization, such as systems engineering, software architecture, or applied research, as well as preparing those who intend to pursue doctoral study. This master's program is offered by the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at Tatung University in northern Taiwan. Instruction is conducted in English, giving international students the option to study computing at the graduate level in Taiwan without Chinese-language proficiency. A master's degree in this field pursued in Taiwan combines academic training in computer science and engineering with exposure to a country whose economy includes a substantial electronics and information technology manufacturing sector.