• The PhD in Computer Science aims at training highly qualified researchers to advance the advanced knowledge of the discipline. Several departmental projects benefit from international spin-offs, including T-Rex, a bioinformatics research tool, RomanTutor, which oversees the manipulation of the Canadarm2 robotic arm, and SableCC, a compiler of object-oriented compilers. 
  • Through their research activities, students specialize in various fields of basic or applied computing such as teleinformatics, software engineering, theoretical computer science, artificial intelligence, system computing.