The B.Sc. Program in Computer Science is designed with core courses that provide breadth and depth in the field, along with a strong theoretical component as a foundation for good software engineering and information systems.
The program includes courses in the sciences and mathematics; general education requirements in the humanities and an in-depth sequence of specialized computer courses.
The program provides a balance of both theory and practice in core courses covering both software and hardware through integrated lectures, laboratory sequences and individual and group projects often with direct application in the community or region.
Mission
The mission of the Programme is impacting the training of Computer Science to keep pace with the other countries in the advancement of modern information technology and effective use.
Vision
To produce graduates that will keep the moral of the country high by achieving modern technological advancement.
Philosophy
The philosophy of Computer Science Programme is based on the discovery of accurate and fast techniques of computation that will improve data processing, information and communication technology to withstand the challenges of the fast growing global economy. Therefore, an adequate knowledge of Computer Science and its applications have become inevitable for keeping pace with this technologically governed human life.
- The objectives of the Programme can be summarized as follows: i. To provide a broad and balanced foundation in Computer Science knowledge and practical skills in order to meet up with industrial demands. ii. To provide the much needed qualified workforce including teachers for primary, secondary schools and institutions of higher learning. iii. To produce computer professionals who are self-reliance to take care of the needs of various discipline. iv. To improve the quality and capacity of the workforce in the state civil service and also in order sphere of the needs of the country. v. To train graduates who are competent in computer and related courses that can pursue post graduate programmes in computer science and elated courses. vi. To produce graduates those are research oriented and can compete favorably with their counterparts elsewhere in the world.
- B. Sc. (HONS) Computer Science i. Direct Entry: Two „A‟ level passes in Science Subjects including Mathematics, OR NCE at not less than lower credit level in Mathematics and one other Science or Social Science subject. ii. UTME: Five „O‟ level credit passes to include English language, Mathematics, Physics and at least two (2) subjects from Chemistry, Economics and Geography. iii. Any other requirement as may be specified by the senate of the University.
The philosophy of Computer Science Programme is based on the discovery of accurate and fast techniques of computation that will improve data processing, information and communication technology to withstand the challenges of the fast growing global economy. Therefore, an adequate knowledge of Computer Science and its applications have become inevitable for keeping pace with this technologically governed human life.
The philosophy of Computer Science Programme is based on the discovery of accurate and fast techniques of computation that will improve data processing, information and communication technology to withstand the challenges of the fast growing global economy. Therefore, an adequate knowledge of Computer Science and its applications have become inevitable for keeping pace with this technologically governed human life.
The philosophy of Computer Science Programme is based on the discovery of accurate and fast techniques of computation that will improve data processing, information and communication technology to withstand the challenges of the fast growing global economy. Therefore, an adequate knowledge of Computer Science and its applications have become inevitable for keeping pace with this technologically governed human life.
The philosophy of Computer Science Programme is based on the discovery of accurate and fast techniques of computation that will improve data processing, information and communication technology to withstand the challenges of the fast growing global economy. Therefore, an adequate knowledge of Computer Science and its applications have become inevitable for keeping pace with this technologically governed human life.