The academic content of the program is identical to the current full-­time degree program in Computer Science, except for some modifications to allow some substitutions to be drawn from existing continuing education courses. Some courses that are not available in the evening may be offered in the late afternoon period. Part-time courses are administered by either the program department or The G. Raymond Chang School of Continuing Education. The mode of delivery is not reflected in this calendar.

You may focus your Table I (Computer Science Group) electives on software engineering by including this specific set of courses into your degree.

The academic content of the program is identical to the current full-­time degree program in Computer Science, except for some modifications to allow some substitutions to be drawn from existing continuing education courses. Some courses that are not available in the evening may be offered in the late afternoon period. Part-time courses are administered by either the program department or The G. Raymond Chang School of Continuing Education. The mode of delivery is not reflected in this calendar.

This special topics course examines selected, advanced topics in areas related to the core areas of computer science series that are not covered by existing courses. The topic(s) will vary depending on the need and the instructor.

The academic content of the program is identical to the current full-­time degree program in Computer Science, except for some modifications to allow some substitutions to be drawn from existing continuing education courses. Some courses that are not available in the evening may be offered in the late afternoon period. Part-time courses are administered by either the program department or The G. Raymond Chang School of Continuing Education. The mode of delivery is not reflected in this calendar.

An introductory programming course designed to introduce fundamental Computer Science concepts such as abstraction, modelling and algorithm design.

REQUIRED: CPS 109 Computer Science I OR CPS 106 Introduction to Multimedia Computation CPS 213 Computer Organization I MTH 110 Discrete Mathematics I · REQUIRED GROUP 1: One course from the following: BLG 143 Biology I CHY 103 General Chemistry I PCS 110 Physics

The academic content of the program is identical to the current full-­time degree program in Computer Science, except for some modifications to allow some substitutions to be drawn from existing continuing education courses. Some courses that are not available in the evening may be offered in the late afternoon period. Part-time courses are administered by either the program department or The G. Raymond Chang School of Continuing Education. The mode of delivery is not reflected in this calendar.

An introductory programming course designed to introduce fundamental Computer Science concepts such as abstraction, modelling and algorithm design.

You may focus your Table I (Computer Science Group) electives on software engineering by including this specific set of courses into your degree.

A Minor in Computer Science provides an introduction to theoretical and applied computer science as a complement to your studies in other disciplines, and allows you to take up to 1.5 credits in 300+ level computer science courses.

Please refer to the Minors chapter of this calendar for further information on individual Minor requirements and exclusions. Undergraduate students wishing to pursue a continuing education certificate program should be aware of possible program exclusions. Please refer to the Certificate Registration section of the Curriculum Advising website (opens in new window) for complete details. The Accelerated Master of Applied Science (MASc) Pathway is open to undergraduate engineering students who have demonstrated academic excellence and/or research potential by the end of the third year of their undergraduate program.

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An in-depth analysis of recent developments and topics of current interest in Computer Science. Topics offered are determined by faculty expertise available. Registration may be limited to 4th year students.

The following is a preview of first-year courses based on the available current academic undergraduate calendar for this program. ... LIBERAL STUDIES: One course from Table A - Lower Level Liberal Studies. ... LIBERAL STUDIES: One course from Table A - Lower Level Liberal Studies. ... Visit graduate and postdoctoral studies. International Computer Science student, Amir, quickly became a TMU success story in his second year.

An in-depth analysis of recent developments and topics of current interest in Computer Science. Topics offered are determined by faculty expertise available. Registration may be limited to 4th year students.

The Minor in Computer Science will allow students from a variety of programs to gain basic knowledge of software development and computational algorithmics, thereby enhancing their ability to perform in the economy of the future.

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