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UOIT’s Computing Science program at the forefront of rapid industry changes

Computer Science Laboratory in UOIT's Science Building
Computer Science Laboratory in UOIT's Science Building

It has been said the one constant in the landscape of computing is constant change. As advances in mobile technology, cloud computing and data science continue to drive innovation, those changes are happening at an unprecedented rate.

“As a future-minded and technology-driven university committed to graduating new generations of citizen leaders, the University of Ontario Institute of Technology (UOIT) is preparing students to be leaders in the technology sector,” said Dr. Greg Crawford, Dean, Faculty of Science, UOIT. “Our students are staying ahead of the curve with our powerful and flexible Bachelor of Science degree in Computing Science (CS@Science).”

Computing Science students can choose the Comprehensive Program, specialize in Digital Media and pursue options in co-op studies.

Key program features:

  • Strong emphasis on programming in Year 1: Gain programming and problem-solving skills in Programming Workshop I & II - a two-semester workshop-style course. Introduction to Computer Science introduces the impact of programming and computer science in a broader scope.
  • Flexible choice in elective courses to personalize your program: Expand your range of skills in other disciplines related to computing science. Students enjoy direct access to business and communication courses outside of the Faculty of Science. Senior-level students (years 3 and 4) have even more flexibility to personalize their course selection through electives.
  • Choose from advanced topics on trending innovations: In addition to topical courses like Artificial Intelligence, Mobile Devices and Interactive Media, explore our new specialized and industry-relevant courses such as:
    • Big Data Analytics
    • Computer Vision
    • Information Visualization
    • Web Application Development

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