Computer Science - Algoma Universi

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Program Facts

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Degree

Bachelors

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Artificial Intelligence | Data Science | Software Engineering

Course Language

English

About Program

Program Overview

Our Computer Science Program

As part of the School of Computer Science & Technology, our Computer Science program delivers an innovative and cutting-edge education in two unique locations, Sault Ste. Marie and Brampton.

Specializations

Customize your degree to include something you love! Students enrolled in the four-year Bachelor of Computer Science (B.Cosc.) program can further enhance the quality of their degree by specializing in one of three areas: computer game technology; computer game technology and creative arts; or mobile software engineering.

Computer Game Technology
Computer Game Technology & Creative Arts
Data Science and AI
Mobile Software Engineering

Introducing our Master’s of Computer Science Program

This course-based program is designed for Bachelor's degree graduates in computer science, information technology (IT) and related areas.

Accelerated Degree

You could earn a computer science degree in as little as 12 months at Algoma University.

What You Can Expect

Hands-on learning, a close-knit campus community, and caring faculty.

FAQ

What is the Difference Between a Bachelor of Computer Science and a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science?
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Graduate Certificate

Add a Graduate Certificate to complement your existing degree or diploma.

Graduate Certificate in Information Technology

Meet our Faculty

Our Computer Science faculty are experts in the field. Get to know them!

Dr. Simon Xu
Calyssa Skeggs
Dr. Yi Feng
Dr. Randy Lin
Dr. Miguel Garcia-Ruiz
Dr. George Townsend
Dr. Mortaza Baky Haskuee
Dr. Edna James
Dr. Nagma Khattar
Dr. Somang Nam
Dr. Faria Khandaker
Dr. Dipak Pudasaini
Dr. Ajmery Sultana
Dr. Mahreen Nasir
Dr. Sathaporn “Hubert” Hu
Kyle Gauthier
Dr. Yazan Otoum
Dr. Zamilur Rahman
Sofia A. Silberberg
Dr. Joe Ganczarski
Dr. Kiddnan Kobindarajah
Cathy Chen
Dr. Mike Biocchi
Dr. Mark Defazio
Dr. Syed Mohammad Danish
Dr. Haider Amir
Vinay Yarlagadda
Dr. Saneeha Ahmed
Dr. Khalil Abuosba
Klaus Peltsch
Dr. Arghavan Asad
Anthony Pagnotta
Frank Coccimiglio
DR. A B M Bodrul Alam
Johnny Console
George Vanoyen
Dr. Rashid Hussain Khokhar
Dr. MD Nashid Anjum
Craig Diotte
Dr. Muhammad Azam
Esther Baffour
Dr. Ping Luo
Yi Avena Li
Dr. Hamidreza Kermajani

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Program Outline

Marie and Brampton. The program provides a strong theoretical and practical foundation in algorithms, programming languages, hardware architecture, systems software, application software, and tools. The curriculum also allows exploration of individual interests through courses in artificial intelligence, human-computer interactions, and web data management. The program highlights the broad applications of Computer Science beyond theory and practice, impacting innovation in various fields like science (e.g., Human Genome Project, AIDS vaccine research), engineering, business, entertainment, and education. A unique aspect is the use of simulated virtual laboratories for experimentation, allowing exploration of ideas beyond physical limitations. Algoma University also offers an accelerated degree option, allowing students with a degree in any discipline to earn a Computer Science degree in as little as 12 months. A Master's of Computer Science program is also available for Bachelor's degree graduates in computer science, information technology, and related fields. However, it mentions that students will learn programming and coding using various languages (SQL, HTML, ANSI, C++, Java, Javascript, C, and Python). Specializations are available in:

Computer Game Technology: Focuses on the design and development of video game software, covering computer graphics, the games marketplace, game artificial intelligence, and gameplay design.
Mobile Software Engineering: Applies Computer Science fundamentals to developing applications and systems for mobile devices.
Hands-on learning: Utilizing state-of-the-art computer labs.
Tech Talks: Informal forums for discussing current topics in computing.
Fourth-Year Thesis: An opportunity for in-depth research in a specific area.
Interuniversity Relationships: Opportunities for study abroad.
Programming Competitions: Participation in the Northern Michigan University (NMU) Invitation Programming Contest and the ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest.
A Collaborative Online Bridging Program: This program allows college graduates to earn a Bachelor of Computer Science in as little as 12 months.

Teaching:

The program features hands-on learning in state-of-the-art computer labs. Teaching is characterized by a close-knit campus community and caring faculty. The smaller class sizes allow for one-on-one interaction with professors. The program encourages collaboration and idea generation among students.

Careers:

Career options for graduates include computer programmer, computer support specialist, computer trainer, database developer, video game developer, web developer, mobile application developer, business systems analyst, management consultant, project manager, software analyst, systems architect or analyst, and information specialist.

Other:

The program offers a Bachelor of Computer Science (BCOSC) and a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (BSc). The BCOSC has less rigorous math and science requirements than the BSc. Minimum laptop/desktop PC recommendations are available for students. A Graduate Certificate in Information Technology is also offered.

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