University of Regina

Overview

The Engineering - Software Systems bachelor's program at the University of Regina equips students with the skills to design, build, test, and maintain software systems using established engineering practices. This program combines theoretical knowledge and practical experience in key areas such as software development, networking, security, and data-driven applications.

What you'll study

Core learning areas typically encompass software development, software process and quality assurance, networking, operating systems, information systems, and security. The curriculum is structured over multiple semesters and includes essential engineering courses along with elective options.

Example course topics may include:

• Digital Networks
• Operating Systems for Industrial Applications
• Software Process Management
• Knowledge Base and Information Systems

Project and applied learning

• Collaborative software development projects and laboratory work that align with industry practices.
• A capstone project may be required in the final stages of the program; consult your degree plan for specifics.

Electives and special topics

• Depending on availability and your academic progress, you may choose additional courses that align with your interests, such as AI, mobile computing, security, or full-stack development.

Entry requirements

Admissions are based on your academic history and its alignment with the program's prerequisites. Specific GPA or standardized test score requirements are not detailed.

English requirements

Accepted English tests (minimum scores):

• IELTS (Academic): 6.5
• TOEFL iBT: 83
• PTE Academic: 59
• Duolingo English Test: 120

If your English test results are not yet available, you may receive a conditional letter of acceptance if you meet other admission criteria.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Engineering - Software Systems program can pursue diverse career opportunities in software development, systems analysis, network engineering, and cybersecurity, among other fields. The comprehensive skill set acquired throughout the program prepares students for various roles in the tech industry, enabling them to contribute effectively to software projects and technological innovations.