Cloud Computing

Overview

The Master of Science in Cloud Computing (MSCC) program from University of Fairfax is designed for working/non-working professionals in the Computing and IT industries who can develop their technical and management skills to effectively design, operate, and maintain cloud computing systems and help organizations transition to cloud-based solutions. Students will learn to create and manage any organizations’ infrastructure towards cloud and provide solutions in an effective manner. 

The program gives you the skills to solve business and industry challenges and deploy high-level solutions to problems affecting the world of Computing and Information technology today.

The MS degree is awarded upon the successful completion of a minimum of 36 credit hours. Students have the option of completing a thesis or graduate project/paper. 

The MS in Cloud Computing prepares graduate students to:

• Have specialized training in a concentrated field of study and develop professional attributes that include communication skills, and ethics to deal with the impact of technology in a global and societal context.

• Encourage independent thinking and creativity that prepares students to pursue industry jobs in the field of Computing and IT or related disciplines.