Bachelor in Computer Science

The undergraduate program in Computer Science provides the students with the appropriate knowledge and skills for further master degree studies and/or for their professional activity in Information and Communication Technologies, software industry, and education. The graduates will be able to apply methods, techniques and standards for solving problems, developing software projects,  designing and administration of database systems, operating systems and computer networks.

The main objectives of the Bachelor's program Computer science are:

1. Knowledge and understanding of the basic concepts, theories and methods in the computer field (by courses on Programming Fundamentals, Mathematical Foundations of Computer Science, Data Structures and Object-Oriented Programming, Advanced Programming Methods and Techniques, Functional and Logic Programming, Codes and Cryptography, Automata, computability and complexity);
2. Use of the methodologies, specification mechanisms and of the development frameworks for the computer applications (by courses on Software Engineering, Team and Individual Project, Human-Computer Interfaces, Mobile Systems, Artificial Intelligence)
3. Use of the modern technologies for the dissemination and processing of information, as well as the database management (by courses on Computer System Architecture, Operating Systems, Computer Networks, Database Management, Information System security);
4. Use of appropriate criteria and methods for the testing and evaluation of the computer applications (by courses on Software Reliability and Quality, Software Verification and Validation) .