Computing and Software, M.Eng.

This program is intended for those interested in a career as a practicing professional in Computing and Software related fields. The program consists of a minimum of three consecutive terms in which the candidate is required to complete successfully six graduate half courses (or equivalent), of which at least four must be 700 level and up to two 600 level courses approved by the department, followed by an independent project. At the conclusion of the final term, the candidate is required to submit a report on a project that must demonstrate the ability to carry out
independent study and reach a satisfactory conclusion in an area of Computer and Software.

Advanced Credit Option

Students in McMaster’s Computer Science, Software Engineering, and Mechatronics Engineering undergraduate programs may apply for the Advanced Credit Option upon enrolling in the program immediately after completion of their undergraduate study. The Advanced Credit Option is open to students who have completed the advanced credit courses with a minimum of B- and achieved at least a B- sessional average in level 4 of their undergraduate program.