B.Sc. Computer Science and Information Systems
Warsaw, Poland
DURATION
7 Semesters
LANGUAGES
English
PACE
Full time
APPLICATION DEADLINE
10 Jul 2025*
EARLIEST START DATE
01 Oct 2025
TUITION FEES
EUR 5,610 / per semester **
STUDY FORMAT
On-Campus
* this is just a planned deadline to register. Please check in May 2025 for updates
** non-EU tuition | 5850 zł for EU students
Introduction
Faculty of Mathematics and Information Science
The Faculty of Mathematics and Information Science offers the following programs conducted in English:
Bachelor of Science in Engineering
A 3.5-year undergraduate program in the area of:
Computer Science
For the first three semesters, the program covers the basics of mathematics, which allows for the effective learning of computer science and programming techniques in the next semesters. In this period, students receive basic information on calculus, linear algebra and geometry, discrete mathematics, logic, numerical methods, and principles of electronics. Additionally, during the first semesters, an introduction to structural and object-oriented programming, algorithms, and data structures as well as operating systems are offered. Until the fourth semester, classes are joint for all students. From the fifth semester, students have the opportunity to choose elective courses according to their interests. The electives cover both, theoretical and practical aspects of computer science and offer extension as well as a more thorough understanding of the subject. The last, seventh semester is mainly devoted to a team project and thesis writing.
Depending on the study profile, graduates may find employment in enterprises with diverse business profiles and work as programmers, software developers, analysts, and information system or computer network administrators.
Admissions
Curriculum
Sample modules
- Programming (C, C++, Java, C#, .NET and others)
- Algorithms and Data Structures, Software Engineering
- Numerical Methods, Operating Systems
- Databases
- Artificial Intelligence Fundamentals
- Computer Graphics
- Parallel Processing
- Computer Networks
- Automata Theory, and Formal Languages
- UNIX Fundamentals
- Introduction to Formal Logic and Set Theory
- Calculus, Linear Algebra
- Discrete Mathematics
- Probability
- Computer Statistics
- Physics, Social Issues in Computing
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Career Opportunities
Graduate Profile - job opportunities
Depending on the profile of the studies, graduates may find employment in companies with diverse business profiles, in particular creating software, IT consultancy companies, in the advanced technology sector, or in financial institutions. They can work as software designers and creators, managers of programming teams, statistical systems developers, business intelligence systems modelers and programmers, SAS advanced programmers and SAS platform administrators, information system administrators, computer network designers, and administrators, specialists in data protection and information systems security or managers of projects related to the application of computational methods in various disciplines.
Career opportunities
- IT companies and centers using and creating advanced IT solutions
- IT advisory services in companies of various profiles of operation
- Self-employment within the scope of the studied subjects
- Research and development centres
Program Admission Requirements
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