Q: How to apply and get more information?
A: You can download UNC Charlotte graduate school application
forms on line by following links from our main navigation.
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Q: How to fulfill the programming and data structures prerequisites for MSIT?
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- One option to fulfill this requirement is to take the sequence ITCS 1214 and 1215 at
UNC Charlotte.
- If you would like to take a different set of courses, please consult the following syllabus
to make sure that they cover the same material.
- If you can demonstrate substantial professional experience in the following topic list areas:
- Basics of input/output
- Control structures - if/else, while, do-while, for,
break and continue
- Recursion
- Arrays and Strings
- Pointers and relationship to arrays and strings
- Objects, information hiding, references, public
and private constructs
- Constructors and destructors
- Method overloading, operator overloading, friends
keyword
- Classes and inheritance
- Virtual functions and polymorphism
- Files and Streams
- Stacks, queues, lists, and heap
- Sorting
- Searching (binary tree
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Q: Can I take the prerequisite courses at CPCC?
A: Yes. ITCS 1214 is equivalent to CSC 120 at CPCC. ITCS 1215 is equivalent to CSC 130 at CPCC.
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Q: Is the MSIT a feeder program for the Ph.D IT program?
A: No. Successful completion of the MSIT program may not lead to the admission of the Ph.D. in IT program at UNC Charlotte.
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Q: What courses can be transferred into the MSIT program?
A: Students can take up to 6 credit hours (2 courses) as
a post-baccalaureate student. A post-baccalaureate student
who is subsequently admitted to full standing in the degree
program may, with the approval of the program director, apply
a maximum of six hours completed toward this degree. Students
with a ITM certificate program can transfer all of their courses
into the MSIT program. Other transfer policies of the UNC Charlotte
graduate school will apply to the MSIT program.
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Q: What is an acceptable GRE / GMAT score?
A: We evaluate your application based on a number of factors. GRE/GMAT is one of the factors. We will not be able to tell whether scores are satisfactory without the entire application package.
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Q: Is a computer required for every student?
A: No.
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