Applied Computing (MAC)

About this programme

The Master of Applied Computing (MAC) is an advanced computing degree that adapts to the ever-changing technological landscape. Shape the future of technology through a theoretical, practical and in-demand program focused on mobile, enterprise, data mining and machine learning . Learn from faculty with expertise in algorithms, symbolic computation, embedded systems, networking, image processing, system-on-a-chip, security and quantum computing. The MAC program helps you stand out in the job market and shows employers you have the advanced knowledge and skills to create technological solutions. The full-time coursework option is offered at the Brantford campus. You can also choose a part-time or online coursework option to fit your schedule. Thesis and co-op options are available at the Waterloo campus. Apply the knowledge gained in the classroom to coursework projects, capstone course project, or in the field through a co-op work term. Through this “dream it, build it” philosophy, develop the technical knowledge and practical experience needed to succeed. Employers note that graduates of traditional computing or computer science master’s degrees may have less practical experience. Use case studies, project-based courses and co-operative education opportunities to develop the skills that set you apart from graduates of theory-only degrees. Each program option offers a variety of courses and learning pathways to complete your MAC degree. And with the choice to study in Brantford, Waterloo or online, you’re sure to find the option that works best for your academic preferen