Overview
McMaster’s Department of Computing and Software advances the field of computing through education and research. We focus on computing research problems that involve scientific theory, engineering practice, and the interface between the two. We seek to address society’s need for better methods of developing information systems and dependable, safe, secure, high-quality software.
Our research advances state-of-the-art computer software and hardware design, theoretical foundations of computing, and systems development. Faculty members are engaged in cross-disciplinary research at the intersection of computer science and areas such as health science, social science, business and management, and other natural science and engineering disciplines.
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M.Eng – Program Structure
Effective for students from Sept 2018.
Students must:
- Successfully complete six half (one-term) graduate courses.
- Complete an independent project demonstrating the ability to carry out independent studies and reach a satisfactory conclusion in an area of Computing and Software.
M.Eng – Specializations
- Computer Systems
- Health Informatics and Bioinformatics
- Scientific Computing and Optimization
- Security, Privacy, and Data Analytics
- Software Quality
- Theory and Methodologies of Computation
Graduate Studies – Resources
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