Computing - Master of Science
Queen's University · ON · COMPUTING-MS
Computing - Master of Science is a Postgraduate degree at Queen's University, ON. It covers areas like computing, computational mathematics, software fundamentals, research projects, statistical computing, databases. The summary below is compiled from public course information — approximate, not official.
Queen's University
Postgraduate
What you'll study in Computing - Master of Science
Example subjects: Creative Computing, Introduction to Computing Science I, Introduction to Computing Science II, Elements of Computing with Data Analytics, Logic for Computing Science, Advanced Data Analytics, Computing Practicum, Topics in Computing Science I, Topics in Computing III, Advanced Undergraduate Project, Undergraduate Thesis, Independent Study.
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What will I study in Computing - Master of Science?
Computing - Master of Science covers areas like computational-mathematics, computing, software-fundamentals, research-projects, islamic-studies, performance-studies, religious-studies, statistical-computing.
Who offers Computing - Master of Science?
Computing - Master of Science is offered by Queen's University, ON.
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