Bachelor of Computer Science

Conestoga College

The Bachelor of Computer Science (BCS) degree is a three-year program, including one paid co-op work term, which prepares graduates for many progressive job opportunities as high-quality software developers. Building upon the recognized foundations of computer science, students will obtain applied and integrated knowledge and skills in software development emphasizing: testing methodologies software project management techniques and a strong awareness of cybersecurity/privacy issues. Readiness for practice will be developed in a multidisciplinary curriculum focused on experiential learning activities that will encompass knowledge of computer science theory and its application. The program is innovative in its use of technology to investigate issues, organize and manage inquiry, aid collaboration, and communicate information. Students will be challenged to examine multiple techniques in software design, development, and testing, mastering professional practices that positively impact the quality of the software under development. Featuring a multidisciplinary curriculum founded on computer science theory and its application, this degree offers experiential learning activities designed to produce career-ready graduates, including project-based learning courses in every semester of the program.

School of Applied Computer Science and Information Technology