Program Overview

Introduction to the Baccalaurťat in Informatique

The Baccalaurťat in Informatique is a comprehensive program designed for individuals passionate about computer science and programming. This program delves into the theoretical foundations of computer science, mathematics, abstraction, complexity, data structures, and algorithms, equipping students with the agility to program effectively.

Sommaire and Particularitťs

• Duration and Credits: The program is offered in both full-time and part-time regimes, requiring 90 credits to complete.
• Admission Requirements: A minimum R-score of 25 is required for admission.

Information on the Program

• Department: The program is offered by the Department of Computer Science and Operational Research.
• Faculty: It falls under the Faculty of Arts and Sciences.
• Program Structure: The program includes a common core (Segment 01) and is offered with two orientations: General (Segment 76) and Co-op (Segment 77), as well as a Honor pathway (Segment 78).

Admission

Information on Admission

• Eligibility: Candidates must have a Diploma of College Studies (DEC) or equivalent, or have completed a preparatory year at the University of Montreal, among other requirements.
• Language Requirement: Proficiency in French is required, with specific requirements for those whose previous studies were not entirely in French.

Program Structure

The Baccalaurťat in Informatique is structured into several segments, including a common core and specific orientations.

Segment 01: Common Core

• Credits: 51 credits obligatory, 6 credits optional, and 6 credits at the student's choice.
• Blocks:
  • Bloc 01A: Programming - Obligatory, 15 credits.
  • Bloc 01B: Systems - Obligatory, 12 credits.
  • Bloc 01C: Theory - Obligatory, 12 credits.
  • Bloc 01D: Mathematics - Obligatory, 12 credits.
  • Bloc 01Y: Contributions from Other Disciplines - Optional, 6 credits.
  • Bloc 01Z: Choice - Choice, 6 credits.

Segment 76: General Orientation

• Credits: 6 credits obligatory, 21 credits optional.
• Blocks:
  • Bloc 76A: Interfaces and Databases - Obligatory, 6 credits.
  • Bloc 76B: Software Engineering - Optional, minimum 3 credits, maximum 9 credits.
  • Bloc 76C: Complementary Courses - Optional, minimum 12 credits, maximum 18 credits.
  • Bloc 76D: Project and Internship - Optional, maximum 6 credits.

Segment 77: Co-op Orientation

• Credits: 15 credits obligatory, 12 credits optional.
• Blocks:
  • Bloc 77A: Interfaces and Databases - Obligatory, 6 credits.
  • Bloc 77B: Software Engineering - Optional, minimum 3 credits, maximum 9 credits.
  • Bloc 77C: Internships - Obligatory, 9 credits.
  • Bloc 77D: Complementary Courses - Optional, minimum 3 credits, maximum 9 credits.

Segment 78: Honor Pathway

• Credits: 3 credits obligatory, 24 credits optional.
• Blocks:
  • Bloc 78A: Formal Methods - Optional, minimum 3 credits, maximum 9 credits.
  • Bloc 78B: Honor Project - Obligatory, 3 credits.
  • Bloc 78C: Second-Cycle Courses - Optional, minimum 7 credits, maximum 8 credits.
  • Bloc 78D: Complements - Optional, minimum 9 credits, maximum 15 credits.

CoŻts and Financial Aid

• Tuition Fees: Vary based on residency status (Quebec, Canadian, International).
• Financial Aid: Available, including scholarships and exemptions for international students.

Perspectives d'Avenir

Graduates of the Baccalaurťat in Informatique can pursue a wide range of careers in fields such as consulting firms, financial institutions, software development companies, and more. They can also opt for further education in specialized areas of computer science.

RŤglement des …tudes

The program is governed by the University's regulations for undergraduate studies, with specific provisions for the Baccalaurťat in Informatique, including requirements for full-time and part-time enrollment, course prescriptions, and recognition of credits.