Master of Science in Computer Science

The department offers graduate study leading to the Master of Science degree in computer science. The areas in which courses are offered include software, systems, architecture, artificial intelligence, and computer science theory. A Master’s degree in Computer Science provides education and creative experience to prepare graduates for advanced professional employment in industry or government, or for college-level teaching.

Master’s level research projects are available in the following areas of computer science: distributed systems, multiprocessing, operating systems, graphics, neural networks, formal languages, numerical methods, robotics, signal processing, and computational complexity. Specialized laboratories exist for microprocessor architecture, graphics, and robotics and intelligent machines.

Post-Secondary Transcripts: Official transcripts/grade reports are required from all post-secondary schools attended.

Diploma/Degree Certificate: For each post-secondary degree completed, submit an official copy of your diploma/degree certificate or provisional degree certificate.