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This national recruitment formation offer is the result of the revision and compliance of the national recruitment license offer “Computer Systems”, authorized in 2011 (authorization order number: 510 of September 4, 2011).

The proposal for the new degree offer in Computer Science came following the latest recommendations of the national conference of deans of MI (Mathematics and Computer Science) in which they wanted to align themselves with the recommendations of the international organizations ACM and IEEE Computer Society. The proposed new programmes implement these recommendations. Compliance with the Computer Science profile (Computer Science Curricula 2013, Final Report 0.9, Pre-release version, October 2013) of ACM/IEEE is estimated at more than 80%.

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At the end of their training, a graduate in Computer Science should be able to:

  1.  apply mathematical and computer skills;
  2. analyze a problem and identify the appropriate IT needs for its solution;
  3. design, implement and evaluate a program, process, component or computer system to meet desired needs;
  4. work as a team to achieve a common goal;
  5.  understand the professional, ethical and social aspects of the specialty;
  6.  communicate effectively in different settings and with different audiences;
  7.  analyse the local and global impact of information technology on individuals, organisations and society;
  8.  recognize the need for continuous development;
  9.  use current techniques and tools in the field of informatics;
  10. apply mathematical foundations, algorithmic principles and theory to model and design computer systems with a good understanding of the various trade-offs associated with design choices;
  11. apply design and development principles in the construction of software of varying complexity.

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This license is of an academic nature. It is intended to provide a solid foundation for any student wishing to continue their Master’s degree training. The latter is generally considered to be an important step in introducing the student to research. Consequently, the graduate in Computer Science will be able to easily integrate into the various computer research teams in national or international research laboratories.

On the other hand, this academic degree with a Bac+3 objective is enriched by a good percentage of practical work sessions (TP) in the different levels. This is also intended to train the student in the practice of IT in a professional context, in companies and enterprises integrating IT services in this case.

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