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Aerospace Engineering (BEng) Department of Mechanical, Industrial and Aerospace Engineering aerospace, aerodynamics, engineering, propulsion, avionics, astronaut, space, galaxy, milky way. NASA, encs Bachelor of Engineering undergraduate	co
Building Engineering (BEng) Department of Building, Civil and Environmental Engineering Imagine designing a building that can supply its own energy. That’s one of the key challenges that building engineers tackle every day. As a building engineer, you will find creative solutions to reduce energy consumption, help combat global warming and improve quality of life. You’ll create a synergy between the thermal, structural, acoustic and energy systems of a building by applying the principles civil, mechanical and electrical engineering. building engineering, engineering, engineer, HVAC, thermodynamics, architecture, architect, construction, encs Bachelor of Engineering undergraduate	co
Civil Engineering (BEng) Department of Building, Civil and Environmental Engineering Protect water resources. Design buildings, bridges and tunnels. Improve transportation and traffic flow. As a civil engineer, your expertise in urban and environmental planning lets you guide municipalities to create the structures and systems that have a positive impact on everyday community life. civil engineering, engineering, engineer, buildings, bridges, commercial building, construction, infrastructure, structural analysis, tunnels, environmental planning, surveying, waste, water supply, water treatment, soil mechanics, encs, waste management Bachelor of Engineering undergraduate	co
Computer Applications (BCompSc) Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering The Computer Applications option gives doubly passionate students the flexibility to combine a traditional computer science degree and with a non-traditional field. Though many students complete a Major in Computation Arts or a Major in Mathematics and Statistics, students may declare a major or minor in any area outside the Faculty of Engineering and Computer Science. computer applications, computer, coder, programmer, system, science, computer science, programming, mathematics, ip, applications, web, game, software engineering, algorithm, database, computer games, web services, engineering, computer science, engineering and computer, faculty of engineering, encs Bachelor of Computer Science undergraduate	H co
Computer Applications - Computation Arts (BCompSc) Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering Stimulate the senses. Engage the mind. When you study computation arts, you become a digital artist, using algorithms and computational theory to create interactive multimedia that breaks new audio-visual ground. Computation Arts is Creative Computing – with a capital C. computation arts, computer, coder, programmer, computer applications, applications, algorithm, computer science, digital, design, designers, technology, game, gaming, programming, media, media theory, typography, graphic, interactive, ubisoft, pixels, advertising, studio arts, fine arts, art, computation, studio, creative, web, network, culture, design and computation, digital media, encs Bachelor of Computer Science undergraduate	H co
Computer Applications - Mathematics and Statistics (BCompSc/BSc/BA) Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering, Department of Mathematics & Statistics Crunch numbers to the nth degree — and see what happens. When you study computer science and mathematics, you’ll use algorithms and computational theory to create mathematical models or define formulas that solve mathematical problems. In other words, you design new tools that can predict the future. computer applications, coder, programmer, mathematics and statistics, math, stats, computer science, engineering, computer, science, computer science, mathematics, engineering, applications, statistics, mathematics and statistics, engineering and computer, in computer science, statistics and computer, object oriented programming, encs Bachelor of Computer Science Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Arts undergraduate	H
Computer Engineering (BEng) Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Without computer hardware there would be no smart phones, DVD players and digital recorders or computerized medical devices. As a computer engineer, your knowledge of computer architecture, digital electronics, circuits and digital communication will lead to new innovations or bring about another information revolution. Computer Engineering, coder, programmer, engineering, computer science, engineering and computer, faculty of engineering, engineering, communication, electronics, digital, tech, avionic, computer engineering, electrical engineering, elecommunication, circuit, encs Bachelor of Engineering undergraduate	co
Computer Games (BCompSc) Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering If you’re a gamer, you know how video games look from the outside. When you study computer games, you’ll learn to create games from the inside out. You’ll explore the relationships between graphics, game design, physics simulation, programming, artificial intelligence and player interfaces. As a computer scientist, you’ll have the expertise to fit those pieces together into an interactive experience. game design, coder, programmer, computer games, program, computer science, design, designing, engineering, games, gamer, gaming, animation, graphic, autodesk, nvidia, ati, amd, radeon, encs Bachelor of Computer Science undergraduate	H co
Computer Science (Minor) Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering Basic computer science skills are the perfect complement to any degree program at Concordia. The minor in Computer Science is designed to meet the growing demand of computer-literate professionals, and may offer students more career opportunities after graduation. computer systems, coder, programmer, computer, computer science, program, minor, system, hardware, programing, data, structures, algorithms, encs undergraduate	m
Computer Science General Program (BCompSc) Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering The Computer Applications option gives doubly passionate students the flexibility to combine a traditional computer science degree and with a non-traditional field. Though many students complete a Major in Computation Arts or a Major in Mathematics and Statistics, students may declare a major or minor in any area outside the Faculty of Engineering and Computer Science. computer systems, coder, programmer, computer science general program, computer, computer science, desktop, laptop, pc, mac, hardware, software, algorithms, encs Bachelor of Computer Science undergraduate	H co
Computer Systems (BCompSc) Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering When you study computer systems, you’ll learn to design operating and control systems for space vehicles, or implement complex computer security systems. You’ll become an expert of hardware and software integration. You’ll understand the language of interfaces and the input and output devices that connect the computer to the world. As a computer scientist, this expertise will give you a key role in the development of hardware and software system computer systems, program, computer science, engineering, software, operating system, microsoft, windows, linux, mac, apple, computer scientist, artificial, intelligence, stacks, database, hardware, cloud, virus, hacking, encs, system architecture Bachelor of Computer Science undergraduate	H co
Electrical Engineering (BEng) Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Control energy with a flip of a switch. Design next-generation microchips or flight control systems. As electrical engineers you rein in electrons, guide them through the devices we depend on every day — whether they are very small (like the microchips in our cell phones) or very large (like the power grids or charging stations for electric cars). Electrical Engineering, engineering, computer science, engineering and computer, faculty of engineering, engineering, communication, electronics, digital, tech, avionic, computer engineering, electrical engineering, electro-communication, circuit Bachelor of Engineering undergraduate	co
Industrial Engineering (BEng) Department of Mechanical, Industrial and Aerospace Engineering Use your knowledge of human behaviour, equipment, information and modes of communication to develop processes that work. Industrial engineers are experts in optimization who apply mathematics, engineering and psychological principles to improve productivity, safety and quality. A knack for project management can lead to a career in many different economic sectors. industrial engineering, engineering, mechanical, design, industrial, systems, mechanical engineering, industrial engineering, computer, manufacturing, encs Bachelor of Engineering undergraduate	co
Information Systems (BCompSc) Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering When you study information systems, you’ll develop business acumen with technical expertise. Unique to Concordia University, you earn a third of your credits from the John Molson School of Business which, when combined with a computer science core, gives you the skills to develop solutions for the business world. As a computer scientist with a flair for business, this expertise may lead you to develop market research software, customer information systems or other analytical tools that can bring entrepreneurial success. information systems, program, computer science, engineering, management, supply, supply chain, mis, MIS, cms, banking, database, data management, software, administrator, IT, technician, help desk, cms, content management system, artificail intelligence, encs Bachelor of Computer Science undergraduate	H co
Mechanical Engineering (BEng) Department of Mechanical, Industrial and Aerospace Engineering Build engines. Design robots. Control explosions. As a mechanical engineer, you will create, construct and control machines. Whether it’s a vehicle, an aircraft engine or an assembly line, mechanical engineers know how to fit that square peg into a round hole, and do it with a little finesse. Mechanical Engineering, engineering, mechanical, design, industrial, systems, mechanical engineering, industrial engineering, computer, encs Bachelor of Engineering undergraduate	co
Science and Technology (Cert) This is a non-degree program that caters to students who wish to prepare for admission to a degree program in engineering or computer science. It is not intended for students who wish to prepare for admission towards a science program. science and technology, science, technology, engineering, computer Science, certificate, science, technology, calculus, linear algebra, programming, electricity, magnetism, drawing Certificate undergraduate	C
Software Engineering (BEng) Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering Design, code, and test software products – with the big picture in mind. Think financial software, airline ticketing systems or information databases. As a software engineer, your expertise in analog/digital signal processing, microprocessors, microwaves and fibre optics will give you the tools to tackle these challenges everyday. Software Enginerring, Building Engineering, program, system, science, design, software, engineering, programming, application, software engineering, architecture, algorithm, computer science, computer games, web services, services and applications, engineering and computer, object oriented programming, encs Bachelor of Engineering undergraduate	co
Software Systems (BCompSc) Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering Build compilers, operating systems and communications software that developers use to create applications. In other words, software systems specialists develop the tools that are used just about by everyone else in the computer science or engineering field. When you study software systems, you’ll learn how to design the software you see (the application) and the software you don’t see (the operating system) and how to get them to work together. software systems, program, computer science, engineering, algorithms, build compilers, operating systems, communications, software, systems, technician, encs Bachelor of Computer Science undergraduate	H co
Web Services and Applications (BCompSc) Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering Study web services and applications and you’ll learn to revolutionize online banking or create the next social media craze — the possibilities are limitless. As a computer scientist, you’ll have expert knowledge of the interconnectivity between databases, communications networks and information retrieval to create online applications and services. web services and applications, applications, program, computer science, engineering, webmaster, databases, networks, java, html, css, interface, encs Bachelor of Computer Science undergraduate	H co

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