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Program Requirements
Program requirements can be found on the .
You must also maintain good and follow the rest of the .
Program Timelines
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- Thesis
- Thesis with Co-op
- Thesis with Cybersecurity Specialization
- Thesis with Data Science Specialization
- Project
Thesis
This is a general guideline only. You should always consult with your supervisor(s) regarding your timeline and course selection.
Additional Notes
- You must consult with your supervisor(s) regarding course selection.
- Students are not permitted to register for non-COMP courses (or undergraduate COMP courses) without prior approval from their supervisor(s) and the Grad Director. Courses taken without such approval will not count toward their degree.
- You must complete your coursework before you register for your thesis.
- The courses must satisfy the OCICS area requirement of a minimum of three COMP 5xxx courses in three different research areas. Note that a course cannot be taken to satisfy simultaneously two areas: one course counts for only one area.
- When you first register for your thesis, you will receive an error and must provide a registration override request. Your supervisor must send an approval email to the Graduate Administrator team to approve the registration override request.
- Once the thesis is started, you must maintain continuous registration until completion. This includes registering in the summer term.
Thesis with Co-op
This is a general guideline only. You should always consult with your supervisor(s) regarding your timeline and course selection.
Additional Notes
- You must consult with your supervisor(s) regarding course selection.
- Students are not permitted to register for non-COMP courses (or undergraduate COMP courses) without prior approval from their supervisor(s) and the Grad Director. Courses taken without such approval will not count toward their degree.
- You must complete your coursework before you register for your thesis.
- The courses must satisfy the OCICS area requirement of a minimum of three COMP 5xxx courses in three different research areas. Note that a course cannot be taken to satisfy simultaneously two areas: one course counts for only one area.
- More information on co-op can be found on the co-op page.
- When you first register for your thesis, you will receive an error and must provide a registration override request. Your supervisor must send an approval email to the Graduate Administrator team to approve the registration override request.
- Once the thesis is started, you must maintain continuous registration until completion. This includes registering in the summer term.
Thesis with Cybersecurity Specialization
This is a general guideline only. You should always consult with your supervisor(s) regarding your timeline and course selection.
Additional Notes
- You must consult with your supervisor(s) regarding course selection.
- Students are not permitted to register for non-COMP courses (or undergraduate COMP courses) without prior approval from their supervisor(s) and the Grad Director. Courses taken without such approval will not count toward their degree.
- You must complete your coursework before you register for your thesis.
- You must complete CYBER 5000. You must satisfy the OCICS area requirement of a minimum of three COMP 5xxx courses in three different research areas. Note that a course cannot be taken to satisfy simultaneously two areas: one course counts for only one area.
- When you first register for your thesis, you will receive an error and must provide a registration override request. Your supervisor must send an approval email to the Graduate Administrator team to approve the registration override request.
- Once the thesis is started, you must maintain continuous registration until completion. This includes registering in the summer term.
Thesis with Data Science Specialization
This is a general guideline only. You should always consult with your supervisor(s) regarding your timeline and course selection.
Additional Notes
- You must consult with your supervisor(s) regarding course selection.
- Students are not permitted to register for non-COMP courses (or undergraduate COMP courses) without prior approval from their supervisor(s) and the Grad Director. Courses taken without such approval will not count toward their degree.
- You must complete your coursework before you register for your thesis.
- You must complete DATA 5000. You must satisfy the OCICS area requirement of a minimum of three COMP 5xxx courses in three different research areas. Note that a course cannot be taken to satisfy simultaneously two areas: one course counts for only one area.
- When you first register for your thesis, you will receive an error and must provide a registration override request. Your supervisor must send an approval email to the Graduate Administrator team to approve the registration override request.
- Once the thesis is started, you must maintain continuous registration until completion. This includes registering in the summer term.
Project
The project pathway is only available to in-program students and requires approval from their immediate Supervisor and Graduate Director. This is a general guideline only. You should always consult with your supervisor(s) regarding your timeline and course selection.
Additional Notes
- You must consult with your supervisor(s) regarding course selection.
- Students are not permitted to register for non-COMP courses (or undergraduate COMP courses) without prior approval from their supervisor(s) and the Grad Director. Courses taken without such approval will not count toward their degree.
- You must complete your coursework before you register for your project
- When you first register for your project, you will receive an error and must provide a registration override request. Your supervisor must send an approval email to the Graduate Administrator team to approve the registration override request
- Once the project is started, you must maintain continuous registration until completion. This includes registering in the summer term.