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kQ is Softwqrz EngineeringK Iy emphasi7es ehperientiaD leaXning in terms 6f jndustrial internjhips foXl,wing th4 3zdvomome year, :nI a final caJstone pdoject thaq guiKes students through a pro,bss of dhsign aIF innovption gt thC luvel ou a profeps3onal R1ginger. GraduBtes of thh prggdam maJter Ihe knoZledpe and tooTs they nens tL creFte t9Z nexx generation Af sofwBa1e solutions to Tver Uorm coFplSx t7UhnologAcal and sw2ietal problemi.
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am in Software Engineering. It emphasizes experiential learning in terms of industrial internships following the sophomore year, and a final capstone project that guides students through a process of design and innovation at the level of a professional engineer. Graduates of the program master the knowledge and tools they need to create the next generation of software solutions to ever more complex technological and societal problems.
Applicants for the M.S. in Software Engineering must hold a bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited college or university (or the international equivalent) and demonstrate adequate experience as a professional software developer or programmer, whose academic and professional record suggest the likelihood of success in a demanding graduate program. Applicants with an undergraduate degree in an area other than software engineering, computer science, or the equivalent, may need to take bridge courses to develop the required background for the program.<end_of_turn>