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CS at UTEP has a national reputation built on achievements. The CS faculty and students UTEP have: produced new tools for developing high-assurance, real-time software systems; developed better models for relating performance counter data to benchmark performance in distributed multi-level cache systems; prototyped interfaces that bridge the gap between the command line and direct manipulation; and created algorithms and systems for filtering, aligning, and serving large, noisy, distributed, heterogeneous geological data; to name just a few of the advances on which our reputation stands.
Guiding themes include a focus on important, real problems, an enthusiasm for interdisciplinary work, and a tradition of systems-building and rigorous evaluation. Research Overview
The University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) is a Carnegie Doctoral-Intensive (Research I) university. It is is the second-oldest academic component of the University of Texas system and in it ranks second only to UT Austin in total research funding. UTEP Home
The Masters program is a 33-hour program that combines solid coverage of CS core knowledge with rich opportunities for advanced coursework, seminar participation and research involvement. All students cap off their studies by contributing to the state of the art with either thesis research or project work, done in close collaboration with a faculty mentor. Masters Program
The Ph.D. program provides a challenging and rewarding research experience that advances human knowledge. Ph.D. Program
Masters graduates typically find positions in software and hardware development and applications. Recent employers include local industry, government labs, universities and multinational corporations.
Ph.D. graduates typically move into university faculty positions. Career Paths
UTEP is one of the most affordable schools in the United States, thanks in part to generous state funding and to the local low cost of living. All TAs and RAs pay tuition at the (lower) Texas resident rate. Tuition Table
About a third of the Masters students are supported by the Department as RAs or TAs. About a quarter are in the program while working full time. Most of the rest have computer-related jobs on campus or in the co-op program.
The Masters degree can be completed in 12 months, although most students complete it over two years (four semesters) while working part-time.
At present all Ph.D. students desiring support are funded by the department as TAs or RAs or with fellowships.
The CS department is a friendly place with an open-door attitude. The typical graduate class has fewer than 15 students. The faculty are organized in 5 laboratories, each fully equipped. In the laboratories faculty, staff, graduate students and undergraduates collaborate on team or individual projects.
The normal deadline for domestic applicants for the Fall semester is July 1st. Admissions Information
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