Bachelor of Science [B.S] [Mathematics and Computer Science] From University of Quebec at Trois-Rivieres

The Mathematics and Computer Science double major provides a scientific and practical approach to computation and its applications.

The double baccalaureate program in mathematics and computer science at the Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières pursues various objectives.

At the computer level, the applied orientation of the training wants to:

• Allow the student to acquire knowledge in fundamental computer science focused mainly on the design and production of software. Thus, the graduate will have a solid basic training based on the application of the fundamental notions of computer science for the development and management of quality software, from the analysis of needs to their maintenance. 
• Develop the ability to integrate the knowledge acquired for problem solving in the various areas mentioned. In addition, internships allow the student to acquire practical experience of participation in the development of applications in companies and promote the harmonious integration of the graduate into the labor market.

At the mathematical and statistical level, the program aims to:

• Give the student a solid basic training in mathematics through the acquisition of knowledge and the development of skills specific to mathematicians.
• Allow the student to acquire specific skills in statistics.
• To develop in the student his intuition, his creativity, his imagination and his logical mind.
• The proximity of computer tools to the mathematics and computer science department promotes the learning of mathematical software packages and programming languages ​​necessary for labor market applications.

It should be noted that the computer science program offers two paths allowing the student to be able to specialize either in software development (01) or in the development of Web and mobile applications (02).

IMPORTANT: In his application for admission, the candidate must specify the course of his choice .

The Department of Mathematics and Computer Science has four laboratories for teaching computer science. Two of the labs are general purpose. Students can do their work there and have access to the department's servers. Teachers can use one of these labs to demonstrate during class.

Students have the opportunity to work with modern programming tools: C, C++, C#, Java programming languages, Windows, UNIX and Linus, Android and IOS operating systems as well as a variety of integrated development environments (IDEs) and mobile devices.

As part of his training program, the student has the opportunity to put his knowledge into practice by carrying out two paid internships in a company.