The Bachelor of Computing with a Computer Science major provides students with a strong foundation in software development, algorithms, data security, and computational problem-solving. In the first year, students complete core units that introduce essential concepts in computing, including programming, software engineering, data security, computer systems, and mathematical principles. Units such as Programming Design and Implementation, Data Structures and Algorithms, and Unix and C Programming develop practical programming abilities and an understanding of efficient computational methods. Students also explore fundamental concepts of data security, software engineering practices, and the role of technology within broader social and scientific contexts. Mathematical studies in linear algebra and statistics support the analytical skills required for advanced computing applications. Additional option units allow students to expand their knowledge in areas such as cybersecurity, requirements engineering, and computer science foundations. In the second year, students continue their studies through the Computer Science major, building deeper expertise in areas such as software design, artificial intelligence, databases, computer networks, algorithms, and computational theory. The course structure combines theoretical knowledge with practical skills, preparing graduates for careers in software development, artificial intelligence, data science, cybersecurity, systems analysis, and other technology-focused industries.