Computer Science - full-time first-cycle studies (WM-I-N-1)

The aim of a Bachelor's studies in Computer Science is to provide knowledge and problem-solving skills in computer science. The graduate can use the necessary mathematical apparatus and general knowledge of the particular fields in computer science, such as programming, algorithmics, databases, and software engineering. Has mastered the selected programming language at least on an advanced level and can use the acquired knowledge to solve complex and unusual problems related to the use of the profession of a computer scientist. Can write computer programs using a selected programming language, implement and use known algorithms and databases using SQL language and solve IT problems specific to the selected specialization. The graduate knows the rules of using computers, network equipment, and specialized computer programs and can use them to obtain necessary results. Is aware of the risks to health and the environment associated with working with computers and knows how to minimize them while working.

The following modules/specializations are available: Computer Graphics, Knowledge Engineering.

After graduation, a graduate may work in IT companies, IT departments or set up their own innovative company.