StudyQA — Master: Computer Science — University of Waterloo (Page 10)

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The Computer Science program at Waterloo has an international reputation for success in the areas of academics, research, employment, and teaching. Ranked 24th in the world by the QS World University Rankings®, for performance in computer science, Waterloo is the place to develop your knowledge and launch your career.

Learn how to effectively solve real world problems by applying mathematical and computer science skills in efficient and effective ways. Waterloo graduates can apply their broad and deep knowledge of many areas of computer science to provide solutions to a wide variety of fields.

Principles of Programming Languages
Compiler Construction
Software Requirements Specification and Analysis
Software Design and Architectures
Software Testing, Quality Assurance and Maintenance
Database Systems Implementation
Human-Computer Interaction
Computer Architecture
Real-Time Programming
Distributed Systems
Computer Networks
System Performance Evaluation
Computer Security and Privacy
Formal Languages and Parsing
Computational Complexity Theory
Algorithm Design and Analysis
Medical Image Processing
Computational Linear Algebra
Numeric Computation for Financial Modelling
Computational Techniques in Biological Sequence Analysis
Computational Vision
Machine Learning: Statistical and Computational Foundations
Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
Introduction to Symbolic Computation
Introduction to Computer Graphics
A Literature and Research Studies
Literature and Research Studies
The Social Implications of Computing
Graduate Research Skills Seminar
Introductory Research Topics

Requirements

An Honours Bachelor degree in Computer Science or Engineering (or equivalent degree) with at least a 78% standing.
The Graduate Record Examination (GRE) General test is required of all applicants to the School of Computer Science, who have not completed a 4 year undergraduate degree at a North American University where English is the primary language of instruction.
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