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The Bachelor of Computer
Science or Bachelor of Science in
Computer Science, (abbreviated
BCompSc or BCS or BS CS), is a
type of bachelor's degree , usually
awarded after three or four years
of collegiate study in computer
science, but can be awarded in
fewer years depending on factors
such as an institution's course
requirements and academic
calendar. In some cases it can be
awarded in 5 years. In general,
computer science degree programs
emphasize the mathematical and
theoretical foundations of
computing. A bachelor of
computer science degree is
normally required in order to work
in the information technology
industry.
The same core curriculum may,
depending on the school, result in
other degrees, including:
Bachelor of Arts (BA) in
Computer Science
Bachelor of Applied Science
(BASc) in Computer Science
Bachelor of Science in
Information Technology
Bachelor of Mathematics in
Computer Science
Bachelor of Engineering (BEng)
in Computer Science
Bachelor of Computing in
Computer Science
Bachelor of Science in
Engineering (Computer Science) -
BSE (CS)
Bachelor of Computer Security
in Computer Science
Bachelor of Science (BSc or BS)
in Computer Science (BSc CS or
BSCS or BSc (Comp))
Bachelor of Computer
Applications (BCA)
In many post-secondary
institutions, an Honors Bachelor
of Computer Science degree has
been introduced as an upgrade to
the regular bachelor's program
and usually requires at least one
additional year of study.
Typical requirements
Since computer science is such a
wide field, required computer
science degree courses vary. A
typical list of standard courses
that most computer science
degrees require includes topics
such as:[1][2]
linear algebra
calculus
probability and statistics
combinatorics , discrete
mathematics
differential calculus, differential
equations
Beyond the basic set of computer
science courses, students can
typically choose additional courses
from a variety of different fields,
such as:[3][4]
theory of computation
operating systems
numerical computation
compilers, compiler design
real-time computing
distributed systems
computer networking
data communication
computer graphics
artificial Intelligence
multimedia
human-computer interaction
information theory
algorithm design & analysis
software testing
information assurance
Some schools also offer
concentrations in a certain area of
computer science, such as: Stevens
Institute ,[5] Saint Leo University
[6] and Fairleigh Dickinson
University. [7]