University of Wollongong

Course Details

Master of Computer Science (Multimedia and Visual Processing)

Course Description

Information is increasingly represented by digital images and visual simulations. There are numerous fields of application requiring computer science professionals with advanced skills in multimedia and visual processing. These include industrial quality control, medical imaging, driver assistance systems, robot navigation, multimedia systems, and computer games. The Master of Computer Science (Multimedia and Visual Processing) focuses on preparing Information and Communication Technology (ICT) professionals with a Bachelor degree in Computer Science or Information Technology for the challenges of rapidly advancing ICT technologies. The degree will be a valuable asset if you are seeking to further your career in managerial roles related to information technology. It can also prepare ICT professionals for entry into research degrees: Master of Philosophy and PhD. This degree: The Master of Computer Science gives graduates the ability to solve complex real world problems by integrating computer science methods with effective management strategies, and by developing and deploying computer applications. What you will study: You will study subjects in Computer Vision, Multimedia Content Management and Pattern Recognition. You will be able to put theory into practice with an individual capstone project.

Course Duration

NumberDuration
2year

Career outcomes

ICT professionals work across all fields and industries. Some of the more common roles are listed below. UOW can prepare you for these roles, as well as ones that don’t exist yet. As a future-proof ICT graduate you have the potential to shape the world. Analyst Animator Computer or Software Engineer Database Administrator Electronics Engineer Games or App Developer Investment Banker IT Consultant Network Architect or Engineer Programmer Security Engineer Web Designer or Developer.

Master of Computer Science (Multimedia and Visual Processing) University of Wollongong