University of Windsor Programs: Tuition fees, Ranking, Scholarships, Application Deadlines & Entry Requirements

The MAC program is a mixture of business studies and MS in computer science. It's like an entrepreneurship program. I would say that the MAC program is very keenly designed and if you focus well, you learn a lot and would be able to implement your knowledge when you enter the Canadian corporate world. It's like a summary of a Bachelor in computer science but more focus is given to project management and development. The reason is, we do have a very good team of developers in India but we have fewer good managers here and that's what the companies seek. And MAC program focuses on this more rather than just making you a postgraduate in CS.

you must at least try to finance $32000for for the whole program.

The curriculum was updated to the current trends and prepared you for the job market. The course also offered an internship at the end of the semester which was good in terms of canadian experience.

The total fee was 32 Lakhs in Indian rupees.

Course is not the best but good to get into Canada.

35000

Course is actually good, blended with theoretical and practical knowledge. Course will give good exposure to latest technologies such as Python and Tableau which will be helpful to get trained before facing job interviews. University also offers one course which will help you to get used to Canadian interviews and will also help you to build your resume. Due to this add-on course I got opportunity to work as intern in Blackberry

My course Applied Computing at University of Windsor is one of the famous and most challenging course available for Masters. Applied computing is non-thesis course which has some benefits if you don't want to pursue any thesis related course as most of the university offers master with thesis only. University offers internship program in the last semester of the course which is beneficial to get good exposure to Canadian work culture

There are fewer optional courses. This does not sound like an advantage. But surprisingly, it is. Because there are fewer optional courses available at the University of Windsor compared to larger universities, students are forced to take courses that they think they may not like.

I chose this university as it has an integrated co-op program which helps in getting a full-time job in Canada. It is one of the best universities in Canada as well. Also, there is a better acquaintance with students because of smaller classes, the professors tend to know the students in their classes, by face, and by name.

Be prepared for a lot of weekly assignments and quizzes. The syllabus is well-organized and structured.

CAD 40000