Bachelor of Mathematical and Computer Sciences

Program Overview

The Bachelor of Mathematical and Computer Sciences program offers a customizable curriculum with major tracks in various fields, including Applied Mathematics, Computer Science, and Data Science. Students develop foundational knowledge in statistical and mathematical theories, fostering critical thinking, creativity, and research skills. The program features industry collaborations and provides opportunities for professional networking, preparing graduates for diverse career paths in business, technology, and research.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

Our Bachelor of Mathematical and Computer Sciences is a versatile degree program that can be tailored specifically to your interests through an academic advisor. The program's objective is to develop your foundational knowledge in statistical and mathematical theories while fostering critical thinking, creativity, logical reasoning, professionalism, research skills, and effective communication. Elective courses are available in business and social science programs to further personalize your curriculum and enhance your knowledge.

Outline:

The Bachelor of Mathematical and Computer Sciences consists of 72 units, with a minimum requirement of 36 units in mathematical or computer science courses. You can choose to concentrate your studies through our available major tracks in:

• Applied Mathematics
• Artificial Intelligence
• Computer Science
• Cybersecurity
• Data and Decision Sciences
• Distributed Systems and Networking
• Data Science
• Pure Mathematics
• Statistics
Students may also pursue a minor in Public Health or complete a combination of two tracks in Applied Mathematics, Pure Mathematics, or Statistics, in lieu of a designated major track.

Assessment:

Assessment methods used to evaluate student performance in the Bachelor of Mathematical and Computer Sciences program vary depending on the specific course and can include a combination of the following:

• Classwork
• Tutorial participation
• Project work
• Exams

Teaching:

The Bachelor of Mathematical and Computer Sciences program boasts a distinguished faculty of world-class researchers and experienced educators. They impart their expertise through state-of-the-art facilities and utilize engaging pedagogical approaches that emphasize student learning outcomes. The program also actively fosters industry collaborations and provides opportunities for professional networking through initiatives such as "The Academy by Deloitte." This initiative allows students to participate in paid internships within Deloitte, gain industry experience and insights, while simultaneously enhancing their professional networks.

Careers:

Upon graduating with a Bachelor of Mathematical and Computer Science, individuals are well prepared for a wide array of career opportunities in various industries. Their expertise makes them valuable in fields such as business, finance, technology, research, consulting, healthcare, and education. Graduates of the program have found success as actuaries, analysts, consultants, data scientists, programmers, researchers, software engineers, statisticians, and university lecturers. The program emphasizes the development of problem-solving, critical thinking, and communication skills, which are essential in today’s competitive job market. Graduates leave the program equipped not only to thrive professionally but to become lifelong learners, capable of continuously adapting to evolving industry trends and emerging technologies