Bachelor in Computer Science Supplementary Minor Concentration (B.A.)

For Bachelor in Computer Science Supplementary Minor Concentration (B.A.), applications for the Jan 2027 intake are due by Dec 31, 2026.

This supplementary minor leads to a Bachelor of Arts degree with a focus in computer science. Students build advanced knowledge in computer science and mathematics through selected courses. The programme is designed for students already in a major in computer science or software engineering. It requires approval from an academic adviser for course selection.

18 credits; courses at the 300 level or above in Computer Science; maximum 3 credits from MATH courses; no overlap with major program.

Graduates are qualified to pursue roles in computing and related technical fields.

Students must be registered in the Major Concentration Computer Science or Major Concentration Software Engineering. A third program in a different department is required for eligibility.

On-campus; full-time or part-time; duration not specified.

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