Bakhtar University

Programme overview

The Bachelor of Computer Science at Bakhtar University is a 142-credit-hour undergraduate degree designed to produce confident software developers and technical problem solvers. The curriculum combines core computer science coursework with supporting study in physics, mathematics and statistics, and includes laboratory components to reinforce theoretical learning. Students finish the programme with a six-credit project report.

What you'll study

The BSCS comprises a mixture of subject groups: 24 computer science subjects, five engineering subjects, eight institutional subjects, four mathematics subjects and four specialised elective subjects focused on Software Engineering and Computer Networks. Coursework explicitly covers areas such as operating systems and software engineering, and most courses include associated laboratory work to apply concepts.

Entry requirements

The programme page does not list specific admissions criteria. Prospective applicants should consult Bakhtar University's admissions office or official prospectus for up-to-date entry requirements.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared to work as professional computer scientists and software developers, capable of analysis, specification, design and implementation of computing solutions. The programme also aims to provide the theoretical and mathematical background needed for entry into graduate programmes (masters and beyond) and for research or teaching careers in computing.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

No scholarship details are provided on the programme text. Applicants should check the university's central scholarships, financial aid pages or contact the student finance office for information on available funding, merit awards or need-based support.