The Master’s in Computer Science – Applied Artificial Intelligence at the University of Ottawa builds advanced skills in machine learning, data-driven methods, and AI systems. You’ll learn through a mix of graduate-level coursework and applied research, with options that may include a thesis or a project-based pathway.
The Master's in Computer Science – Applied Artificial Intelligence at the University of Ottawa is designed to equip students with advanced expertise in machine learning, data-driven methodologies, and AI systems. The program integrates a blend of rigorous coursework and practical research experiences, offering pathways that may include a thesis or a project-based approach.
The curriculum combines advanced graduate courses with hands-on applications. Students typically complete a set of core courses in AI and computing, followed by electives tailored to their interests. Depending on the chosen pathway, participants may also engage in either a thesis or a substantial project.
Typical course areas may include:
Research component (pathway-dependent):
Electives and specialization:
Electives offer opportunities to deepen knowledge in areas such as AI systems, security, data engineering, or specialized applications. Course availability may vary by term and faculty offerings.
Applicants should possess a bachelor’s degree with honours in computer science or an equivalent qualification, with a minimum average of B (70%) required. There are no GRE/GMAT requirements for this program.
English language requirements:
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