Computer Science

Apply your knowledge to solve complex operations to everyday computer-based applications.

Train for this highly in-demand field. Computer systems are everywhere and are used in virtually every industry. Learn to create the programs and software for devices that people use every day. Training includes application software, systems development, and computer programming with a business focus.

Your Future Career

Website designer
Desktop application programmer
Systems/business analyst
Database administrator
Support specialist

What You Learn

Systems analysis and design
Computer programming (in multiple programming languages)
Desktop application programming
Website design
Internet enabled software
Operating systems

Overview

Study a wide range of subjects from theory and math to cutting-edge developments in robotics, computer vision, intelligent systems, bioinformatics, and other exciting areas.

Learn the fundamentals of computer science such as high-level programming language, discrete mathematical structures, data structures, LINUX operating system, database programming, programming in C++, and assembly language.

Further focus on your area of interest such as computer organization, software engineering, programming languages, operating systems, networking, information systems and databases, artificial intelligence, computer graphics, web databases, data mining, web intelligence, computer security, and human and computer interaction

Key Features

Take control of your career by specializing in areas that you are passionate about. There are many options available to students who already have some post secondary education. Whether you are looking to study at Bjcc from another school, continue your education at Bjcc , or looking to pursue further education elsewhere, we can help find the right path for you!

Choose from many areas of computing such as theory, programming languages, computer organization, operating systems, digital design, systems analysis, computer networks, algorithm design and analysis, artificial intelligence, database, computer graphics, software engineering, game design, and human-computer interaction.

Three-year programs lead to a Bachelor of Arts or Science in Computer Science, alone or combined with math or another subject.