Purdue University - Northwest Programs: Tuition fees, Ranking, Scholarships, Application Deadlines & Entry Requirements

Course Curriculum:

Syllabus is behind this new era technologies. It would be better to change the syllabus

Yes, because its purdue branch and also my friend studied here

Course Curriculum:

Very well organized course structure for the computer science program.

Purdue is a very renowned college offering best master’s programs in the US.

Course Curriculum:

I say my courses syllabus was very relevant to my studies, professors tried their level hard to provide the quality and updated materials to the students. Some of the courses are exception like Algorithms and Operating Systems as one could not change much in those fields. Software Engineering is one of the course where I learned how to build an actual software for the company in a team which had a Project Manager, Requirement Engineer, Test Engineer, Software Architect and an Integration Engineer. Professors have contact with individuals in local companies where they can recommend you for internships to gain real world experience.

I chose Purdue University Northwest (PNW) as it is a part of Purdue System and master level programs are maintained by The Graduate School - Purdue University throughout 4 campuses. The tuition and fees is very less, one can easily afford and you get top quality education by great educators. Other factors that excited me - this campus is just 45 minutes away from Chicago which makes easy to search jobs, internships and as well as able to socialize with people.

Course Curriculum:

The course curriculum is much different from what I had experienced previously in high school. I felt a little overwhelmed at the very beginning of my freshman year but have come to enjoy the challenge that this different curriculum brings.

Fees:

When I first applied to Purdue, there was an application fee of no more than $50 but because I applied physically at the university, the charge was waived. When I looked at my first payment for my first semester of college, I noticed that there were additional charges for the classes I was taking. There was a charge for the lab that I was registered for as well as an additional cost for my math class that I was registered for as well.