COURSE CURRICULUM

The Computer Science graduate program offers a diverse and comprehensive range of courses designed to equip students with advanced knowledge and skills in various key areas of the discipline. Core courses such as CSCI 5010G (Survey of Computer Science Research Topics and Methods) and CSCI 5020G (Collaborative Design and Research) build a strong foundation in research methodology and interdisciplinary collaboration. Thesis-based components like CSCI 5001G (MSc Thesis), CSCI 6001G (PhD Dissertation), and CSCI 7010G (PhD Thesis Proposal and Candidacy Exam) support in-depth exploration of specialized topics. Students can delve into areas such as software design through courses like CSCI 5160G, CSCI 6100G, and networks and IT security via CSCI 5300G, CSCI 5360G, CSCI 5370G, CSCI 6310G, and CSCI 6320G. The digital media stream includes CSCI 5520G (Computer Vision), CSCI 5550G (Topics in Digital Media), CSCI 6515G (3D Imaging), and CSCI 6520G. Information science is covered through CSCI 5730G, CSCI 5760G (Information and Social Networks), and CSCI 6720G. Other specialized topics include machine learning (CSCI 5770G), health informatics (CSCI 6710G), and online learning environments (CSCI 5140G). Together, these offerings provide students with a robust platform for research and innovation in both academic and industry-focused careers.