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Alumni and Friends

DCS has over 6,000 alumni/ae working at companies such as Vodafone, the Royal Bank of Canada, Google Inc., Yahoo! Inc., Pixar Animation Studios, Autodesk, IBM and at start-ups, hospitals and universities around the world.


David T. Barnard

“At the University of Toronto, I was part of the first undergraduate class to have the Computer Science designation on our B.Sc. degrees. The Department was, by then, already a dynamic place of intellectual stimulation and challenge. DCS shaped my career, and gave me the opportunity to meet friends who are still important in my life.”

David T. Barnard
(B.Sc. 7T3, M.Sc. 7T5, Ph.D. 8T1)
President & Vice-Chancellor, University of Manitoba
Winnipeg, Manitoba



Michelle Levesque

“At DCS, there are faculty and students gathered from all around the world. Students are given the flexibility – and are, in fact, encouraged- to diversify their interests and sample from the amazing breadth of options that the university offers.”

Michelle Levesque
(Hons. B.Sc., OT6)
Software Engineer, Google Inc.
San Francisco, California



Spyros Armyros

“DCS provided me with a valuable foundation of state-of-the-art technology and academic know-how; the experience also broadened my horizons in becoming a world citizen – which is needed in today's changing, mobile environment.”

Spyros Armyros
(M.Sc., 9T1)
Head of IT Account,
Demand and Integration Management,
Vodafone Greece
Kareas, Athens



Rui Figueiredo

“During my years as a student at the Department of Computer Science, I developed a strong knowledge in the theoretical aspects of computing technology. This, together with the other academic areas I minored in at the UofT, has enabled me to take a disciplined approach to managing computing environments and deploying new technologies... my academic background is particularly important now, as the complexity of managing information technology continues to grow to deliver business capabilities.”

Rui Figueiredo
(B.Sc. 7T6)
Chief Engineer, Architecture & Interoperability,
Xerox Global Services
Rochester, New York

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We encourage you to stay in touch - the department is making a renewed effort to keep you informed about what your fellow alumni/ae are doing and what is happening here at the department. Contact us!

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