COURSE CURRICULUM

The Computer Science BSc program is designed to equip students with a strong theoretical foundation and extensive practical skills that enable them to design, develop, implement, and maintain modern software systems and IT solutions. Throughout the program, students gain in-depth knowledge of programming, algorithms, data structures, operating systems, networks, and databases, while also developing analytical thinking and problem-solving abilities essential for professional practice. The curriculum introduces mathematical and logical foundations in the early stages and gradually advances toward applied areas such as software engineering, web technologies, artificial intelligence, computer security, and machine learning. Students learn how to model data, design and manage databases using SQL and NoSQL approaches, and build web and application-based systems, while also becoming familiar with cloud computing, image processing, and emerging digital technologies. Emphasis is placed on software development methodologies, testing practices, and secure system design to ensure graduates can produce reliable and efficient solutions in real-world environments. Practical laboratory work and project-based learning help students apply theoretical concepts, collaborate in teams, and gain experience with contemporary development tools. By the final year, students deepen their expertise through advanced topics such as data security, web application development, and computer statistics, culminating in an independent thesis that demonstrates their technical competence and research skills. Graduates of the program are well prepared for careers in software development, IT system operation, web and multimedia application design, and related technology-driven fields, or for continued study at the MSc level. Overall, the program supports the development of adaptable professionals who can respond to rapid technological change, contribute effectively to interdisciplinary teams, and apply computing knowledge creatively to solve complex problems in today’s digital society.