Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Undergraduate Programme By Universität Hamburg |TopUniversities
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Main Subject Area

Computer Science and Information SystemsMain Subject Area

Programme overview

Main Subject

Computer Science and Information Systems

Degree

BSc

Study Level

Undergraduate

Study Mode

On Campus

The bachelor's degree in computer science is characterized by the imparting of well-founded and broad-based basic knowledge from the entire field of computer science and mathematics. On the other hand, in a large elective area, students have the opportunity to familiarize themselves with various subject areas of computer science by setting an individual focus and thus acquire in-depth knowledge of the diverse subject areas of computer science. The course is characterized by intensive supervision and innovative forms of teaching. It is very close to research and science and has a high level of practical relevance.


The six-semester bachelor's program consists of two main sections. The first section of the course teaches the diverse basics of computer science, the second offers a range of specialization options. The basic course contents are:


  • Development of IT systems
  • Mathematical and theoretical foundations of computer science
  • Technical basics of computer science
  • IT security and distributed systems
  • IT systems in business and social environments
  • General Skills


In the compulsory elective area, you can choose from a large number of computer science modules. The spectrum ranges from software technology to project management, databases and dealing with embedded systems and questions of theoretical computer science to topics such as philosophy, society & IT and data protection.


In a freely configurable elective area, you can look beyond your own nose to other subject areas - from the natural sciences to the social sciences.

Programme overview

Main Subject

Computer Science and Information Systems

Degree

BSc

Study Level

Undergraduate

Study Mode

On Campus

The bachelor's degree in computer science is characterized by the imparting of well-founded and broad-based basic knowledge from the entire field of computer science and mathematics. On the other hand, in a large elective area, students have the opportunity to familiarize themselves with various subject areas of computer science by setting an individual focus and thus acquire in-depth knowledge of the diverse subject areas of computer science. The course is characterized by intensive supervision and innovative forms of teaching. It is very close to research and science and has a high level of practical relevance.


The six-semester bachelor's program consists of two main sections. The first section of the course teaches the diverse basics of computer science, the second offers a range of specialization options. The basic course contents are:


  • Development of IT systems
  • Mathematical and theoretical foundations of computer science
  • Technical basics of computer science
  • IT security and distributed systems
  • IT systems in business and social environments
  • General Skills


In the compulsory elective area, you can choose from a large number of computer science modules. The spectrum ranges from software technology to project management, databases and dealing with embedded systems and questions of theoretical computer science to topics such as philosophy, society & IT and data protection.


In a freely configurable elective area, you can look beyond your own nose to other subject areas - from the natural sciences to the social sciences.

Admission Requirements

Oct

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