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MOBILE COMPUTING PROGRAM IN USCSRANKINGS.COM, 2017 |
The mobile industry is exploding, and Texas is perceived to be the second largest center of app development, with Austin having the most activity in the state. |
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PROGRAMMING LANGUAGESU.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT, 2014 |
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
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12 CREDIT HOUR CURRICULUM | ![]() |
CUTTING EDGE CURRICULUM WITH PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS | ![]() |
DOES NOT ADD TIME TO YOUR DEGREE |
In this Mobile Computing Concentration, you will learn the skills necessary to make mobile development that engages and apps that help people navigate today’s world.
PROJECTED MARKET GROWTH |
A MOBILE WORLD |
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Mobile is not only a rapidly expanding industry, it’s also an increasingly important facet of our daily lives. The Mobile Computing Concentration provides a complete study of the evolving languages and frameworks most commonly used in web and mobile computer application.
With a Concentration in mobile computing, graduates may find jobs as:
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CUTTING EDGE TOPICS |
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Students must complete two core classes:
*One of the following may count as a substitute for CS 356R, but CANNOT double-count as an elective: CS 356 Computer Networks, CS 378 Modern Web Apps, or CS 361S Network Security and Privacy. *If both CS 371M Mobile Computing and CS 371L iOS Mobile Computing are taken, one may count as an elective. |
Students will also need to take two of the following elective classes:
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These courses may change and additional courses may be added in the future.