MS in Computer Science/Distributed Systems  Companies need
employees with deep technical skills developed through advanced
computer science knowledge. If you're interested in shaping the
future of computers and the people who work with them, a
master's degree in Computer Science/Distributed Systems from
Webster will give you a competitive career advantage.
Concentrating on the theory and practice of distributed
information systems, you'll learn the underlying principles on
which the technology is based. You'll also learn to use some of
the most current tools in the field. You'll study the Internet
working standards, the fundamental concepts of computer
networks, and the principles of homogeneous database technology
and the principles of distributed database systems. You will be
able to document an application including both user
documentation and technical documentation. A formal presentation
of a distributed systems project including demonstrating the
working application will give you a chance to practice f