Bachelor of Mathematics and Computing
Join a world-class institutional environment designed for the digital age. This programme offers a direct pathway to global career outcomes through technology-enabled learning.
Academic overview
Entry requirements
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Programme structure
The programme spans four academic years, each comprising two semesters, for a total of eight (8) semesters. The minimum total course credit hours required for graduation is 132 credits (approximately 1,980 instructional hours). Industrial attachment of at least eight (8) weeks is undertaken after Year 2 Semester 2.
Year 1 establishes the mathematical and computational foundations, covering calculus, linear algebra, discrete mathematics, introduction to programming and data structures. Year 2 advances into algorithms, numerical methods, database systems and software engineering. Year 3 develops specialisation in areas including mathematical modelling, machine learning, operations research and computer networks. Year 4 integrates knowledge through electives, a research project and the industrial attachment report.
The programme is offered fully online, with assessments combining continuous assessment tasks, practicals and final examinations per semester.
Assessment methods
Assessment is conducted through a blend of continuous academic tasks and formal summative examinations.
Global careers
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Typical duration
Delivery mode
Online
Accreditation info
Fully accredited by the Commission for University Education (CUE) and recognised globally for digital-first excellence.
School of Science & Technology
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