A well-deserved tribute to an amazing friend and colleague. Congratulations Sujatha. So proud of you.

Join us for our next #MScACtalks seminar on Feb 13 at 5PM (ET) with @helenissocial of ODAIA. Helen will discuss her co-founding a #startup and her team’s journey to creating new engagement models in pharma marketing. Register Today: bit.ly/MScACtalksFeb

Join us for an illuminating talk by @helenissocial describing her amazing startup. Monday Feb. 13, 5pm ET. By zoom.

The Master of Science in Applied Computing (MScAC) program continues to grow. If you want to help shape our knowledge economy through world-class research, please consider applying.

An excellent opportunity to help build the world class Master of Science in Applied Computing (MScAC) program.

Proud to announce this exciting development in the Master of Science in Applied Computing (MScAC) program.

Ever wondered what it takes to be an AI entrepreneur? Please join us for what is sure to be an illuminating discussion. April 24 at 6pm ET.

How has maths influenced literature? Sarah Hart analyses the links between the two disciplines in works including “Jurassic Park”, “Moby Dick” and “War and Peace” econ.st/40rjaBg

The Master of Science in Applied Computing (MScAC) team is looking to hire a Program Manager. This position oversees the day-to-day operational needs and service delivery requirements of the #MScAC program and maintains partnerships with the program's partner departments. Apply today: uoft.me/MScACProgramMa…

New research from Master of Science in Applied Computing (MScAC) alumna Aparna Balagopalan describes how normative decisions made by ML models can be improved by labelling data that explicitly reflects value judgments. Co-authors include Marzyeh and David Madras. 💡 uoft.me/9fU

Proud to have coauthored this Op-Ed with Eric Bosco where we argue that smarter infrastructure procurement can lead to more resilient roads and buildings, GHG reductions, lower costs, and stronger exports.

We continue to expand ... Join our dynamic research and business development team in the Master of Science in Applied Computing (MScAC) program at the University of Toronto. This is a chance to help shape technology and work with our brilliant students. We look forward to seeing your application. jobs.utoronto.ca/job/Research-a…

Congratulations to Christine Yuen on this well-deserved recognition.

Are you someone who is passionate about supporting student success, recruitment and collaboration with departments and faculties? If you answered yes to all the above, you’d be a great candidate for our latest job posting: Program Manager. Learn more: bit.ly/ProgramManager…

At ARIA 2023, discover how Brokoslaw Laschowski 🇺🇦 and #MScAC student Haining Tan’s AI powered smart glasses and mobile app are transforming the lives of the visually impaired. Learn more about their cutting-edge AI technology! 🔗Register today: bit.ly/3PC3tUl #UofTCompSci

Please join us for an illuminating talk by Prof. Maneesh Agrawala of Stanford University. Monday March 25, 11am 10th floor, 700 University Ave Toronto This talk is co-sponsored by @uoftdsi and @uoftmscac.

Looking to play a pivotal role in driving effective recruitment and admissions strategies for one of the best applied computing programs globally? The @uoftmscac program at the @uoftcompsci is hiring a Recruitment & Admissions Officer! Learn more & apply: bit.ly/4b0EF0V

Huge congratulations to Annie who was recently awarded the @uoftstatsci Data Science Award. This award recognizes a student in the MScAC Data Science concentration for academic, leadership, outreach or research excellence in data science. #TechInnovation #UofTMScAC #UofTCompSci

Our team is expanding! University of Toronto is hiring a Program Manager and an Executive Assistant for U of T Department of Computer Science’s MScAC program. Do you thrive in a collaborative environment where your ideas can make a real impact? If so, we want to hear from you! 🔗 Apply now: mscac.utoronto.ca/careers/

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