康卡迪亚大学

The Computer Applications option gives doubly passionate students the flexibility to combine a traditional computer science degree with a non-traditional field. Students may complete a Major in Computation Arts or in Mathematics and Statistics, or they may declare a Minor in any area outside the Faculty of Engineering and Computer Science. Our state-of-the-art labs for high-performance computing, networks and artificial intelligence will give you experience with the equipment you’ll use in the field. Through labs, lectures and projects, you’ll also: study programming methodology to design data structures and algorithms; receive in-depth instruction in mathematics, probability and statistics; learn the principles of programming languages and object-oriented programming. Concordia’s hands-on approach paves the way for a smooth transition to the workforce after graduation. You will leave with the knowledge, skill and passion to succeed in any number of computing careers this versatile degree prepares you for. The Computer Applications option (90 credit program) gives the full flexibility for students to combine a solid grounding of hardware and software with another field of study outside the Faculty of Engineering and Computer Science. Students are free to declare a Major or Minor in another discipline or to take a minimum of 24 credits in another field of study. We offer an honours program to computer science students with high academic standing. You may apply to the honours program once you have completed 30 credits. Given the range of applications in use today, computer science alumni have established careers in a range of sectors including health care, communications, manufacturing, banking, retail, electronics and entertainment. The Computer Science Co-op program gives you the chance to complete paid work terms that last 12 to 16 weeks. As a Co-op student, you will assist in projects designed and implemented by professionals and may also: develop new or improve existing algorithms; participate in software quality assurance, programming, debugging and testing; prepare project proposals, specifications and software testing plans. Co-op students have completed work terms for employers such as McKesson Canada and NeuroRx Research.