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Applied Computing MAC
Applied Computing MAC

Applied Computing MAC

  • ID:WU10192
  • Level:Master's Degree
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Admission Requirements

Entry requirements

  • An applicant must hold a 4-year bachelor degree in Computer Science or a closely-related discipline with a minimum major average of 70% or an average of 77% or better in the last 3 years of study. Because of the large number of applicants to the Masters of Applied Computing, the minimum admitting average does not guarantee admission. In particular, having 5 or more grades below 70% in computer science courses, will significantly decrease your chances for admission to this program. In addition, applicants with 2 or more backlogs in computer science core courses will not be admitted.

  • Statement of Interest

  • Resume/CV

  • Two Letters of Reference

  • Upon acceptance of an offer of admission a deposit of $4000 is due within 21-days. Please refer to the information on deposits included with your offer.

English requirements

  • Minimum TOEFL: IBT- 92 (a minimum of 23 in each band)

  • Minimum IELTS:  6.5, with no individual band score below 6.0 and no more than one band score of 6.0.

  • Minimum Pearson: 65

Course Information

Course-based, professional program that will provide students with a solid foundation of the industry oriented practical aspects of computer science.

Offers exposure to the various components of computer science.

Provides a solid background in the foundation of computing and other subject areas.

The skills and knowledge gained from this program will allow you to develop a successful career in the growing software industry through practical projects, internships and in-class training. This program has been specifically designed to expose you to the latest technologies and developments in a number of high-demand fields.

Courses include not only Computer Science but also Business classes.

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Total courses: 30 credit hours (10 courses - 3.0 credit hours each)

  • Take the following 8 courses:

  • COMP-8117. Advanced Software Engineering Topics

  • COMP-8157. Advanced Database Topics

  • COMP-8347. Internet Applications and Distributed Systems

  • COMP-8547. Advanced Computing Concepts

  • COMP-8567. Advanced Systems Programming

  • COMP-8677. Networking and Data Security

  • COMP-8967. Internship/Project I

  • COMP-8977. Internship/Project II

 (b) Two of the following:

  • Fall 2021 Academic Calendar 212

  • BSMM-8120. Finance in a Global Perspective

  • BSMM-8140. Marketing

  • BSMM-8130. Managing Employees

  • COMP-8xxx. Any graduate level lecture course offered by the School of Computer Science, excluding COMP8100 (Literature Review and Survey) and COMP-8900 (Directed Special Studies).

ESCI-8818. Special Topics

Stream: students may specialize in Artificial Intelligence, if they successfully complete two courses from the following list:

  • COMP-8790 Topics in Applied Artificial Intelligence

  • COMP-8590 Statistical Learning

  • COMP-8610 Neural Networks and Deep Learning

  • COMP-8700 Introduction to Artificial Intelligence

  • COMP-8740 Machine Learning and Pattern Recognition

  • COMP-8720 Topics in Artificial Intelligence

  • COMP-8730 Natural Language Processing and Understanding

  • COMP-8750 Knowledge Representation and Reasoning

  • COMP-8760 Advanced Search Methods

And, (2) they successfully complete their COMP-8977 project/internship course to be on an approved topic in Artificial Intelligence. For these students, a special annotation will be made on their transcripts, stating that they were in the Artificial Intelligence stream Suggested Program Sequencing

Term 1:

  • COMP-8117. Advanced Software Engineering Topics

  • COMP-8547. Advanced Computing Concepts

One of the following four:

  • BSMM-8120. Finance in a Global Perspective,

  • BSMM-8130. Managing Employees

  • BSMM-8140. Marketing,

  • ESCI-8818. Special Topics

  • COMP-8xxx. Any graduate level lecture course offered by the School of Computer Science, excluding COMP8100 Literature Review and Survey, COMP-8900 Directed Special Studies.

Term 2:

  • COMP-8157. Advanced Database Topics

  • COMP-8567. Advanced Systems Programming

  • One of the following four:

  • BSMM-8130. Managing Employees

  • BSMM-8140. Marketing

  • BSMM-8120. Finance in a Global Perspective,

  • ESCI-8818. Special Topics

  • COMP-8xxx. Any graduate level lecture course offered by the School of Computer Science, excluding COMP8100 Literature Review and Survey and COMP-8900 Directed Special Studies.

Term 3

  • Fall 2021 Academic Calendar 213

  • COMP-8347. Internet Application and Distributed Systems

  • COMP-8677. Networking and Data Security

  • COMP-8967. Internship/Project I

Term 4

  • COMP-8977. Internship/Project II

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