Computer Science, Bachelor of Science

Aim of the Programme

The aim of this 4 year BSc Programme is to give high quality academic knowledge, in order to enable Students to be employed in the Computing industry or be prepared to further their studies in a postgraduate level. The general structure of the Programme teaches the fundamental concepts of computer science in a steady and progressive manner, through a variety of computer science compulsory and optional subjects, which encourage Students to explore the various fields of computing, and study some of its aspects in greater depth and scope. All subjects have been carefully selected to cover as many areas of computer science as possible, while the Programme structure gives Students the chance to study them in greater detail and focus, so as to be successful in any future professional position or in any possible more advanced MSc Programme. 

 Intended learning outcomes

• Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the scientific and mathematical principles underlying the Computer Science discipline
• Analyze, design and develop software solutions for information systems that address various problems
• Understand and contribute towards the design and management of software-related projects
• Appreciate and evaluate the capabilities of existing and emerging technologies in the field of computer systems including networks, databases, programming languages, operating systems, computer architecture and organization
• Explain how computers can interact with humans and appreciate the technologies that facilitate this interaction

Language of instruction: English. 

Evidence of knowledge of English

Candidates whose native language is not English will be required to produce evidence of proficiency in written and spoken English, such as the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL iBT) with a score of 46-59, the IELTS with a minimum score of 5.5, the GCE O.L or I.G.C.S.E in English language with a passing grade of at least “C”, or any other equivalent internationally recognized examination. 

Foundation Year

In case evidence of any of the aforementioned qualifications is not provided, the candidate will be expected to pass the College’s English Language Test, (CELT).  The College is using the internationally recognized Oxford placement test. If candidates do not succeed in this test they will be classified according to their score in one of the levels of Intensive English Courses, as indicated below, and they will be automatically registered in the Foundation Programme. This can only occur if Students satisfy all other admission requirements.

Foundation Programme:
Level 1 
Level 2
Level 3