Key Highlights
100% Online | Globally Accessible
36 Credit Program
4 Industry-Aligned Specializations
Project-Based Learning & Capstone
Expert Faculty from Academia & Industry
Global tech-focused curriculum
24/7 Learner Support
1:1 Mentorship
About MSCS - IoT Program
The Master of Science in Computer Science (MS) – Internet of Things at Florida Coastal University is an advanced, industry‐relevant program designed to develop future-ready IoT and connected systems professionals. It blends in-depth technical expertise with practical applications to prepare learners for today’s fast-evolving, connected technology ecosystem.
Program Introduction
The Master of Science in Computer Science – Internet of Things (IoT) program is structured as a 36‐credit hour fully online degree that integrates foundational computer science knowledge with advanced specialization in IoT. It is designed to develop a comprehensive understanding of connected devices, embedded systems, cloud computing, sensor networks, and intelligent automation, while also addressing the ethical and practical implications of interconnected technologies in the modern world. learners gain valuable exposure to real-world technology scenarios through coding labs, IoT-driven simulations, capstone projects, and interactive coursework – all delivered via a flexible, learner-centered online platform.
Why Choose MSCS - IoT program?
- Focused on real-world IoT skills like embedded systems, smart device integration, and cloud-edge connectivity
- Combines advanced computer science, networking, and engineering knowledge with intensive hands-on labs
- Includes simulations, IoT labs, and capstone projects for practical, industry-focused experience
- Prepares you for technical and leadership roles in IoT development, smart systems, and digital transformation
- Builds problem-solving, decision-making, and analytical capabilities tailored to the IoT and emerging technology sector
What are the Program Learning Outcomes (PLOs)?
Graduates will be able to:
- Apply advanced concepts in AI, data science, cybersecurity, and IoT.
- Design and implement scalable, secure software systems.
- Analyze complex technical problems with critical and computational thinking.
- Exhibit leadership, ethics, and global cultural awareness in tech solutions.
- Collaborate across teams and disciplines with effective communication.
- Stay adaptable through lifelong learning in emerging technologies.
Program Snapshot
- Delivery Mode: 100% Online (Synchronous + Asynchronous)
- Study Your Way: Full-Time | Part-Time
- Total Credits: 36 Credit Hours
- Capstone Project: 6 Credits (Seminar + Applied Project)
- Tuition per Credit: USD 540
Program Snapshot
- Estimated Cost: USD 19,440 (Note: Learners in the Internet of Things (IoT) specialization are required to purchase a hardware kit (approx. USD327))
- Enrollment Intakes: September, January, May,
- Scholarships: Merit scholarships, installment plans, employer support
- Application Deadline: Rolling Admissions - Apply Anytime
Meet the Academic Coaches
Delivered by seasoned U.S. professors and global technology leaders specializing in:
Dr. Ernest Bonat has 28+ years in software engineering and education. A leader in AI, machine learning, and programming, he currently leads Data Science at George Fox University and runs top Python communities in Oregon.
Dr. Ernest Bonat has 28+ years in software engineering and education. A leader in AI, machine learning, and programming, he currently leads Data Science at George Fox University and runs top Python communities in Oregon.
Dr. Toni Farley is an AI and NLP expert with 20+ years’ experience in academia and industry. With a Ph.D. and postdoc in molecular medicine, she leads innovation in cloud systems, cybersecurity, and research mentorship.
Dr. Toni Farley is an AI and NLP expert with 20+ years’ experience in academia and industry. With a Ph.D. and postdoc in molecular medicine, she leads innovation in cloud systems, cybersecurity, and research mentorship.
Ms. Jacqueline Corley blends computer science and Biblical leadership. Founder of GIG, she teaches AI at Langston University and inspires women to use tech for spiritual growth. Author of How to Use AI to Enhance Your Time with God.
Ms. Jacqueline Corley blends computer science and Biblical leadership. Founder of GIG, she teaches AI at Langston University and inspires women to use tech for spiritual growth. Author of How to Use AI to Enhance Your Time with God.
MSCS - IoT Course Curriculum Structure
Curriculum (Course Categories and Credits)
- Core Computer Science (4*3=12 Credits)
- Specialization Track (6*3=18 Credits)
- Capstone Experience 1 seminar (2 cr) + 1 project (4 cr) 6
- Total 36 Credits
Why Florida Coastal University?
Provisionally by the Commission for Independent Education (CIE), Florida
Designed for ambitious professionals, without financial burden
Learn at your own pace from anywhere in the world
Built for practical impact and career transformation
Connect with peers, alumni, and faculty across industries
Career Pathways
Graduates of the Master of Science in Computer Science (MS) Internet of Things program are equipped with advanced technical expertise and industry-aligned skills that prepare them for a wide range of specialized career opportunities across technology-driven domains.
Students can pursue the following roles:
- IoT Solutions Architect
- Embedded Systems Engineer
- Smart Automation Specialist
- IoT Data Analyst
- Connected Systems Integration Manager
Skills You’ll Master
Software Engineering
Network & Data Security
Machine Learning & AI
Data Visualization & Analysis
Cloud Computing
Embedded Systems
Research & Technical Communication
Innovation & Design Thinking
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FAQs
Q1: Is the MSCS - IoT program entirely online?
Q2: Can international learners apply?
Q3: Will I receive career support?
Q4: Are scholarships available?
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