BACHELOR IN COMPUTER SCIENCE / STUDY PROGRAMME

INTRODUCTION

STUDY
PROGRAMME

OFFICIAL
DOCUMENTATION

INCOMMING
STUDENT PROFILE

This major aims to equip students with a solid grounding in science, with a particular emphasis on the key principles of computational models, algorithms and programming language, and the uses of artificial intelligence in automated systems. It aims to give students broad, rather than specific knowledge of the field, paying special attention to the core principles of Computer Science.

Objectives:

1. To provide future professionals with a solid grounding in Science.
2. To enable students to expand their knowledge of key computational model principles and of algorithms and programming languages.
3. To enable students to apply artificial intelligence techniques to automated systems.

A Computer Science Engineer studying this major should be able to respond to all the managerial needs of business and organisations, via the development and implementation of IT solutions. He/she should be able to understand business strategies and how Information and Communications Technology can contribute to its successful completion. He/she should also have an awareness of new trends and technologies in the ICT sector, and be able to analyse, plan and develop solutions which support the strategic needs of an organisation.

Objectives:

1. To help students gain an understanding of business strategies, and of how Information and Communications Technology can contribute to its successful completion.
2. To enable students to analyse, plan and develop solutions to support the business needs of the organisation..
3. To help students behave like an internal consultant in the various functional areas of the organisation.
4. To enable students to advise and direct businesses on how they can make efficient use of ICTs to facilitate their business operations.. 

This major aims to instruct students in the knowledge and application of Information Technologies: computers, networks, software systems, management tools, etc. Accordingly, students with this profile should be capable of providing technological support to the users of large scale information systems, of selecting, creating, applying, integrating and administering computational technologies in order to satisfy the needs of businesses and organisations as well as the users within these organisations.

 Objectives:

1. To enable students to provide technological support to the users of large scale information systems.
2. To enable students to select, create, apply, integrate and administer computational technologies in order to satisfy the needs of users within organisations.
3. To enable students to direct solution designs for information systems for clients with available hard and software products.
4. To help students gain expertise in one of the specific products of a system, and to make students capable of working with experts in other areas of expertise.