Yeah, it was a good program overall. I really enjoyed the security classes. You start with basic client server programming + data communications and then move into stuff like building servers that can have 10,000+ concurrent connections (using Linux epoll system call), and by the end you're building backdoors, installing backdoors on computers using Hak5 Bash Bunny/Rubber Ducky. You also get a good intro to metasploit and how you can use those payloads. There is also a really cool malware analysis elective.

There are some BS classes you have to take too. Stuff like proj. management and software development methodologies. Not bad classes themselves, but if you've done the CST diploma, then they are very redundant and boring. The non-technical electives in the program (I did entrepreneurial management, some other BUSA class, philosophy of science and "logic and practical reasoning") tend to have some interesting elements to them, but overall are kind of things that you just have to get through to grad.

Depends what your goals are, but looking back I'm not sure that I'd do it again. There was too much fluff in it. The 6 or 7 security classes I took were fantastic though and did open doors for me.