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Got a flair for design? Help us build our visual identity! Our researchers are searching for designers to create a new logo for their labs. Prizes will be awarded to standout design submissions! 🎊
The deadline for submissions is September 20, 2026. Full details in our linktree!
Congratulations to Anjani Sirivella for receiving the Centre for Excellence in Learning and Teaching Academic Assistant Award! Five Academic Assistants across TMU are selected to receive this award each year.
TMU’s new Cyber Science (BSc) program will be starting this Fall 2026! The Cyber Science program at TMU will prepare you to be a cybersecurity expert by blending coding, law and human behaviour. Students will work with experts and will develop skills with mock cyber attacks
Tomorrow is the last day of class! Best of luck on your exams!
Make sure to double check your exam schedule
The Debug Room is hosting a Python PyGame Workshop on Thursday, March 19th from 4-7pm. Participants will learn the basics of using PyGame, and will go through the process of making a simple side-scroller game during the workshop. Registration link in our bio!
The Course Intentions Period runs from Thursday, March 5th to Wednesday March 11th. During the Course Intentions Period, students must log into MyServiceHub and select the courses they plan to take in the following academic year.
Next week is reading week! The university will be closed on Monday for Family Day, but our offices and the Debug Room will be open for the rest of the week.
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Six undergraduate computer science students put TMU on the map, placing 3rd among Canadian universities at the #ICPC2025 regionals. George Zhang, fourth-year student and longtime competitor, shares a play-by-play of the competition. torontomu.ca/science/news-ev…
Students who completed their course intentions will be able to enrol in their courses during the Priority Enrolment period. Priority Enrolment begins at 8am on each start date. The Open Enrolment period begins on January 2, running until January 23.
TMU CompSci retweeted
Last summer, @CompSciGradTMU PhD candidate Cassandra Ferworn competed in the #SchumanChallenge, a policy competition by @EUinCanada. Cassandra was among the top three teams, bringing their proposal on AI literacy to Brussels last month. Read more: torontomu.ca/news-events/new…
TMU CompSci retweeted
We are excited to launch Canada's first & only undergraduate Cyber Science (BSc) program, starting Fall 2026. 🌐🔐 This new program will develop cybersecurity leaders who can protect the digital world—and the real world around it. Learn more: torontomu.ca/programs/underg…
Join us on November 8 for our Open House where you will learn about all programs that TMU has to offer, including the new Cyber Science program and hear from faculty and students about their experiences at TMU. Visit the Linktree in our bio for more information.
Eager to help students realize their potential? Then this job is for you! Build your career in coding as you directly assist with course material, lab work, software setup and more.
Apply now on the co-op portal! Job posting ID is 100329. Deadline to apply is October 23, 2025.
TMU CompSci retweeted
🚨 We’re hiring! 🚨 TMU’s Office of Social Innovation is looking for 2 RAs for our Decolonizing Access to Education project. Seeking students with refugee/migration experiences (incl. Sanctuary Scholars).
Apply 🔽
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The Debug Room will be hosting a Git & GitHub workshop on October 2 from 2-5pm. No previous Git or GitHub experience is required, though comfort with using a terminal is recommended. Registration is required, use the link in our bio! Registration will close October 1st at 5pm.
The Winter Course Intentions Adjustment Period ends this upcoming Friday! If you didn’t complete your course intentions earlier this year, or if your plans for the Winter term have changed, be sure to complete your course intentions through MyServiceHub.
CPS840, Selected Topics in Computer Science, is a special core elective offered to CS students. This year, CPS840 will be focusing on Quantum And Classical Error Correction Codes.
For more information, and to enrol in the course, please contact our office at ask@cs.torontomu.ca
Priority Enrolment for the upcoming Fall term begins in August. If you need assistance with your course enrolment process, please contact our Departmental Assistants.
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Vision is the new frontier in AI. At @TorontoMet, prof. Richard Wang is giving machines the power of sight, helping drones navigate without GPS and enabling AI to spot crop pests in real-time. Learn more: tinyurl.com/3nmjbr4a @TMU_CS @CompSciGradTMU






















