Computer Science

Degree:

Certificate

Level:

  • Undergraduate

Program Options:

  • Certificate

Start term:

Fall and Winter

Duration:

1 Year

Why Study Computer Science at Bishop’s?

The Certificate Program in Computer Science is designed for individuals who need to acquire a basic understanding of computers and programming and knowledge of the field in order to expand their area of interest and professional expertise. Topics include: Programming, Software Engineering, Web Design, Networks, Graphics, Artificial Intelligence and others. This program will help students to take full advantage of the computer technology available in the workplace.

Program Details & Department Information

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Department Information

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Next Steps

Admission Requirements

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Tuition, Scholarships & Financial Support

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Questions about this program? We’re here to help.

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