COURSE CURRICULUM

The BSc Computer Science degree provides a structured yet flexible curriculum that builds a strong foundation in computing principles, programming, and systems design. In the first year, students gain essential skills through modules such as Introduction to Programming, Fundamentals of Computation, Data Science, Computer Architecture, and Operating Systems, alongside mathematical techniques and team projects that develop problem-solving and collaboration skills. The second year advances knowledge with core modules in Software Engineering, Programming Languages and Paradigms, and Algorithms and Data Structures, offering optional courses in Logic and Modelling, Microcontrollers, Processor Microarchitecture, and Database Systems to allow specialization in key computing areas. The final year emphasizes independent learning and innovation, culminating in a major project where students apply their technical expertise to solve real-world problems. Optional modules such as Artificial Intelligence and Games, User Experience, The Internet of Things, Agile Software Pipelines, and Mathematical Topics in Machine Learning enable students to tailor their studies to emerging technologies and career interests. Throughout the program, practical learning, analytical thinking, and industry engagement are prioritized, preparing graduates for careers in software engineering, AI development, data analysis, systems design, and research, or for further academic study in advanced computing fields.