BACHELOR OF SCIENCE [B.SC] (COMPUTER SYSTEMS)
- Country Ireland
- Course Duration 4 Years
- Course Type Full Time
- Language Specification GERMAN
- Program Level Graduate
- Education Required Undergraduate
- Admission intake Jan 7
- Minimum GPA 3
Application Charges
| Application Fee | Tution Fee |
|---|---|
| Free | USD 17,449 |
Program Description
Program Description
Why study Computer Systems at UL?
But are you also aware of the many advanced and highly sophisticated software-intensive systems that underpin the modern world? For example, software-based systems play an important role in all kinds of systems including traffic management, energy generation, manufacturing, aeronautical systems, as well as education, entertainment and business. But creating software-intensive systems is a human activity. Despite all the advances, software-intensive systems still present many demanding challenges for the professionals who design, build, test and deploy them. Being involved in the development of computer-based systems promises to be an exciting and indispensable career for the foreseeable future.
On completion of the program, graduates go on to a variety of interesting and rewarding software careers based in large and small organizations, in industry, in research and in education and training. As ever, the primary focus of this course is on the underlying principles of software development and their application to modern software development practices.
In particular, we want you to secure a firm and lasting intellectual foundation that will allow you to acquire new and specific technical knowledge over a lifelong career. The course is designed to give you ample opportunities to learn and apply knowledge in small tutorials and practical groups.
The aims and objectives of the Computer Systems program are:
But are you also aware of the many advanced and highly sophisticated software-intensive systems that underpin the modern world? For example, software-based systems play an important role in all kinds of systems including traffic management, energy generation, manufacturing, aeronautical systems, as well as education, entertainment and business. But creating software-intensive systems is a human activity. Despite all the advances, software-intensive systems still present many demanding challenges for the professionals who design, build, test and deploy them. Being involved in the development of computer-based systems promises to be an exciting and indispensable career for the foreseeable future.
On completion of the program, graduates go on to a variety of interesting and rewarding software careers based in large and small organizations, in industry, in research and in education and training. As ever, the primary focus of this course is on the underlying principles of software development and their application to modern software development practices.
In particular, we want you to secure a firm and lasting intellectual foundation that will allow you to acquire new and specific technical knowledge over a lifelong career. The course is designed to give you ample opportunities to learn and apply knowledge in small tutorials and practical groups.
The aims and objectives of the Computer Systems program are:
- To develop the skills you will need in order to analyze a wide range of problems
- To provide a sound understanding of the theory of computer science and the principles of software development
- To develop social and communication skills that will enable you to function successfully in organizations and teams
- To develop a sense of professionalism that will help you to apply your skills for the good of society
