Bachelor of Science in Applied Mathematics
Overview
- 4 years full time
- On Campus (Taraka)
- Available to domestic students
- Start Year Intake – February
The Bachelor of Science in Applied Mathematics is a four-year program that includes the study of computing concepts and theories, algorithmic foundations, and new developments in computing.
Entry into the program is at Grade 12 or equivalent level. Applicants are required to have completed secondary education of equivalent from a recognized institution.
Minimum grades of requirements are:
- Language & Literature or
- Applied English – B
- Maths B – B
- Maths A – C
- Biology – B
- Chemistry or Physics – C
Intake Quota:
- School Leavers – 37
- Non-School Leavers – 9
- International – 4
Course Structure
SEMESTER ONE 2020 | |
CS113A | Introduction to ICT |
CS115 | Introduction to Programming |
CD111 | Development Practice and Sustainability |
BM111 | Introduction to Business |
SEMESTER TWO 2020 | |
CS124 | Advanced ICT |
CS122 | Mathematics for Computer Science |
EN123 | Introduction to Circuits and Electronics |
CS126 | Programming – II |
SEMESTER ONE | |
CS201 | Programming In JAVA |
CS203 | Operating System – 1 |
CS205 | Networking – 1 |
CS207 | Mathematics for Computer Science |
BA131 | Introduction to Business |
SEMESTER TWO | |
CS202 | Object Oriented Programming |
CS204 | Database I |
CS206 | Internet Programming I |
CS208 | System Analysis and Design |
LA204 | Communication in the Workplace |
SEMESTER ONE | |
CS301 | Algorithm Design |
CS303 | Database II |
CS305 | Networking II |
CS307 | Software Engineering |
LA301 | Advanced Language and Communication Skills |
SEMESTER TWO | |
CS302 | Data Structures |
CS304 | Operating Systems – II |
CS306 | Internet Programming – II |
CS308 | Computer Hardware |
CS310 | Statistics |
SEMESTER ONE | |
CS401 | Computer Science Project (A) |
CS403 | Database III |
CS405 | Linear Programming |
CS407 | Industrial Database and Oracle |
SEMESTER TWO | |
CS402 | Computer Science Project (B) |
CS404 | Networking III |
CS406 | Numerical Methods |
CS408 | Introduction to Computer Security |