Master of Science in Computing Science with a Specialization in Multimedia (Computing Science)

General Information

The MSc in Computing Science with a specialization in Multimedia program offers a theoretical and practical understanding of multimedia processing, encoding, communications, rendering and visualization, as well as multimedia synchronization, retargeting and data quality assessment. The degree is designed for individuals seeking to develop their knowledge of multimedia and the skills to participate in further studies with industries operating in this area. Program work consists of core courses plus an internship or coop placement covering various aspects of multimedia.

Program Requirements

This is a course-based program consisting of coursework and an internship.

Students are required to complete 36 units in graduate-level coursework, including:

• Six 3-unit Multimedia (MM) courses
• MM 807  (9 units)- Multimedia Project I AND
  MM 808  (9 units)- Multimedia Project II.

Courses are scheduled regularly, and may be conducted in an intensive evening / weekend format. Elective reading courses are scheduled according to instructor availability.

Academic Standing Requirement

To remain in the program, students are required to maintain a minimum cumulative GPA of at least 3.0 with no grade less than B-.

Length of Program

There is no full time residency requirement. Students are expected to complete this program in two years.

The maximum time to complete the course-based MSc program as set by the Faculty of Graduate & Postdoctoral Studies is six years.