Bachelor of Computer Science

Bachelor of Computer Science (BCS)

Computer scientists plan and script programs for computer applications; these applications are important and diverse, including computer systems to control equipment, the analysis of stock market trends, games design, company financial system MIS, robot navigation, and many other business and industrial applications. If you have an interest in understanding, developing and applying new computer-based technologies, the Bachelor of Computer Science program can help you develop the skills to become part of this growing industrial sector. At Karwan University the Bachelor of Computer Science (BCS) degree will provide you with a strong foundation in computing and allow you to pursue specializations by selecting specific electives or majoring in areas such as Networking, Software Engineering, Database Development.

Career Opportunities

The degree prepares graduates to become effective knowledge workers in today’s information economy. There is a strong demand for computer science professionals, both regionally and globally and graduates of the BCS program enter professions such as:
•    Database Developer
•    Website Developer
•    Software Developer
•    Systems Analysts
•    System Administrators
•    Designers of Business Systems
•    IT Consultants

Accreditation and Recognition

This program is accredited by Ministry of Higher Education of Afghanistan and is fully recognized within Afghanistan, and Internationally for further education and employments.
Program Structure
The total number of subjects, including the Monograph and thesis defense is 47 subjects which will cover a total of 144 credit hours. We have categorized our subjects in the following categories:

1.    GS (General Subjects)
2.    FS (Fundamental Subjects)
3.    CS (Core Subjects)
4.    SS (Specialization Subjects)
5.    Monograph & Thesis Defense

Program core

Fundamental Subjects

General Subjects

Specialized Subjects

Monograph

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