Study and Career opportunities

Learning Outcomes

Students undertaking the Bachelor in Computer Science (BICS) degree programme gain solid competence in computer science. At the end of the Bachelor, students are able to:

• Understand the theoretical and methodological foundations of informatics
• Understand the most important aspects of informatics, including algorithms and data structures, theoretical informatics, programming, information management, modelling and analysis, and are able to apply this knowledge
• Apply a number of methodologies in mathematics and statistics to computer problems
• Master general academic skills, in particular in the field of informatics
• Formulate a practical computer problem as a clear and concise research question and apply knowledge and skills
• Formulate and analyze possible solutions
• Integrate social, ethical, legal, psychological and contextual factors related to computer discipline
• Communicate and transmit information, concepts and solutions to an audience of specialists and non-specialists, and work as part of a multidisciplinary team
• Pursue a master’s degree programme
• Demonstrate an independent and critical mind, and acquire new knowledge