Bachelor in Computer Science

The first part of the course focuses on learning the basics of maths and IT. However, in the second semester, you can already start your own developing project.

In the second part of the course, you can choose your modules, so that you can tailor your degree to your interests. Each lesson involves a lab workshop in which students put the theory they have learned into practice. At the end of the degree course, you will have to develop a final project and a thesis in collaboration with a partner business or a research group in the faculty.

1st Year

• Linear Algebra*
• Computer Systems Architecture
• Analysis
• Programming Project
• Discrete Mathematics
• English for Computer Scientists 1
• Operating Systems
• English for Computer Scientists 2
• Computer Programming*
• Web and Internet Engineering

2nd Year

• Data Structures and Algorithms
• Italian for Computer Scientists / German for Computer Scientists
• Formal Languages and Compilers
• Database Management Systems
• Introduction to Databases
• Applied Computer Science 1
• Probability Theory and Statistics
• Software Engineering

3rd Year

• Free Choice/Internship
• Applied Computer Science 2
• Interactive Interface Design and Development
• Computational Security
• Module 2: Information Security

Introduction to Business Administration

• Project and Teamwork Management
• Internship/Project for Thesis
• Scientific Writing and Communication
• Thesis

Applied Computer Science Areas

• Software and Systems Engineering
• Software Systems Architecture
• Tools and Techniques for Software Testing
• Mobile and Physical Systems
• Engineering of Mobile Systems
• Prototyping Physical Interactive Experiences

Intelligent Systems

• Artificial Intelligence
• Foundations of Artificial Intelligence
• Machine Learning in Practice

Intelligent Agents

• Knowledge Representation
• Intelligent Agents Project

* This exam is a prerequisite and must be done before the other exams. Students who do not pass this exam by the end of the first year can continue their studies but cannot take the relative's exams

Exchange Programs and Internships

Currently, we offer exchange programs with universities all over the world and unibz is part of a large network of collaborations with employers in Italy and abroad where you can undertake your internship. When you write your final dissertation, you will need to undertake a compulsory dissertation-related internship lasting a minimum of 200 hours.

Our graduates do not just work for software companies. They also work in other business sectors in which IT plays an increasingly significant role, in public administration and in many Internet companies. The range of employment prospects is ample and goes from developing software solutions to the administration of complex IT infrastructures to careers as a consultant or IT Business Manager.

Well prepared and ready for the job market. On the website of AlmaLaurea, you can check statistical data about graduates’ satisfaction and their employability.