BSc Computer Science

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King's College London

Comments about BSc Computer Science - At the institution - London - Greater London

• Objectives
  Our programmes give an in-depth grasp of the whole field of computer-based information systems with a view to a career in that area. In the first two years students study areas such as programming, computer systems, software engineering and logic. In the third year students undertake a project. This usually involves the implementation of a sophisticated piece of software reflecting the students particular interests, but may also involve research in an applied computer science field.
• Entry requirements
  Entry Requirements -International Baccalaureate 34 points overall including HL6 in English and History -Irish Leaving Certificate A1 A1 B1 B1 B2 B2 at Higher level including grade B1 in English or History -European Baccalaureate 80% overall inc 80% in English or History -USA: Advanced Placement Tests Three AP subjects with 544 including English or History at grade 5 -Australia: Tertiary Entrance Ranking 95+ Tertiary Entrance Ranking, or an OP of band 4 for Queensland
• Academic title
  BSc Computer Science
• Course description
  BSc Computer Science
  
  Programme
  
  Year 1
  
  -Data Structures (15 credits)
  -Programming Practice (15 credits)
  -Programming Concepts (15 credits)
  -Programming Applications (15 credits)
  -Computer Systems I (15 credits)
  -Foundations of Computing I (15 credits)
  -Introduction to the Theory of Computation (15 credits)
  -Introduction to Software Engineering (15 credits)
  
  Year 2
  
  -Database Systems (15 credits)
  -Operating Systems & Concurrency (15 credits)
  -Foundations of Computing II (15 credits)
  -Programming Language Design Paradigms (15 credits)
  -Computer Science Logic (15 credits)
  -Software Architectures & Patterns (15 credits)
  -Systems Implementation (15 credits)
  -Computer Communications & Networking (15 credits)
  
  Year 3
  
  -Individual Project (30 credits)

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