MSc in Computer Science, Brock University

The Masters Computer Science programme at Brock University is a thesis-based MSc that consists of course work and thesis research. Full-time students normally take four half-credit graduate-level courses during the first year. ;Program Details;Every MSc candidate must prepare and defend a thesis during their second year. This thesis research will demonstrate a capacity for independent work of high scientific calibre. Course selection and thesis research is done in consultation with the student's assigned supervisor. Part-time studies are also available.;Full-time graduate students will be provided with shared office space during their two years of study. They are also provided with their own PC workstation. A campus-wide fibre optic network links all the University's academic computing facilities. The department's computers form an integral part of this resource. ;Most computers on campus can be accessed from microcomputers in any of the laboratories. The department maintains an 8-CPU Linux-based server. The department has three microcomputer laboratories (D205, J301 and J310) containing Pentium PCs running Windows and Linux.;I want to find another Master Course;Get more details;Visit official programme website