The BSc Computer Science program is designed with a strong background in the theory and practice of computer science. It covers major subjects such as programming, data structures, and algorithms so that students can get close to developing reasonably efficient software. Students get into databases to understand how large collections of data may be efficiently and effectively designed and managed. Networking is covered in which communication protocols and system integration are emphasized.
In advanced stages of the curriculum, students are engaged with more specific specializations such as artificial intelligence, which encompasses building up systems imitating human intelligent thinking, and software engineering, stressing designing, developing, and testing software. Some of the other major areas include web development, during which students are trained to develop dynamic websites and applications, and operating systems, which explains what the software is, which runs on computer hardware. The curriculum also integrates mathematics, especially discrete mathematics, which underlies algorithms and problem-solving skills, preparing students for real-world challenges in the ever-evolving field of technology.