The academic aim of the Master of Computer Science (MASc) program is to prepare students with the skills, knowledge, cutting-edge technologies, expertise and best practices to be security architects capable of designing, implementing, analyzing and managing the security of real-life information systems.

The Master of Applied Science in Information Systems Security trains students to design, implement and manage the security of real-life information systems. Through applied research and academic coursework, the student be exposed to theories and practices currently used in securing information systems. Students have access to state-of-the-art laboratories and established research centres in a Faculty whose research topics include biometrics, cyber forensics, database security and cryptography.

GPA: T.B.D.

The Diploma in Computer Science is offered to qualified university graduates from diverse backgrounds who wish to obtain expertise in computer science fundamentals. Graduates of the Diploma program will obtain qualifications similar to those of graduates of the Bachelor of/Baccalaureate in Computer Science program.

GPA: 3.43

Completed the 90 credit undergraduate program for a bachelor of commerce. Majored in MIS (Now known as BTM). This program is designed to train technology management in various areas of expertise such as; project management, business process analysis, critical thinking, and communications.

GPA: 3.3

The 3 year DEC (Diplome D'Etudes Collegiales) degree is a professional degree which is accompanied by a one-year internship program. Both legacy and modern technologies were taught as part of the program. For example, we developed COBOL batch and online applications with CICS. We also studied modern languages such as C++, Pascal and SQL procedures.

Exam 70-486 is component 2 of 2 in Microsoft Certified Solutions Associate MCSA: Web Applications

Exam 70-483 is component 1 of 2 in Microsoft Certified Solutions Associate MCSA: Web Applications

This seminar in university teaching will prepare graduate students for an academic teaching career. The estimated time-commitment is 25 hours in-class with 10 hours for preparation of readings and assignments. Participants receive a certificate upon successful completion of all requirements.