UNSW Handbook Specialisation - Computer Science

Computer Science

Computer Science involves the study of computational systems, and encompasses the fundamental areas of algorithms, networks, databases, graphics and artificial intelligence.

Computer Science graduates are employed as application programmers, user support (identifying problems and potential solutions) or system analysts, database administrators.

The major areas of Computer Science are:

Software engineering methodologies
Database design and implementation
Operating systems and computer networks
Microprocessor-based systems
Computer graphics, artificial intelligence and robotics
Human computer interaction

Studying Computer Science at UNSW

The study of Computer Science at UNSW is primarily through the School of Computer Science and Engineering (www.cse.unsw.edu.au) which offers a number of postgraduate programs of study (please refer to the table below).

Computer Science can be studied as

Specialisation	At the Level of	Plan
Artificial Intelligence	Specialisation	COMPAS8543
Bioinformatics	Specialisation	COMPBS8543
Database Systems	Specialisation	COMPDS8543
Information Technology	Specialisation	COMPCS8543
Internetworking	Specialisation	COMPIS8543
e-Commerce Systems	Specialisation	COMPES8543

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