An ACS-accredited Edith Cowan University computing degree in Colombo with Software Engineering and Cyber Security specialisations after a shared first year.
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Edith Cowan University
The Bachelor of Computer Science is an Edith Cowan University degree taught in Colombo. It is accredited by the Australian Computer Society (ACS) and prepares graduates for computing and software development roles. All students share a foundation year covering programming principles, mathematics for computing, systems analysis, computer fundamentals, database design, applied communications and computer security. From the second year students follow either the Software Engineering pathway or the Cyber Security pathway, with units such as data structures, object-oriented programming in C++ and artificial intelligence alongside the specialist content. The final year includes distributed systems, programming languages and paradigms, and the Applied Project, which is a 30-credit-point unit. Software Engineering students study software testing and architecture, while Cyber Security students study ethical hacking and machine learning with data visualisation. ECU lists careers such as software engineer, application developer, mobile application developer, systems analyst and project manager.
International students check the ECU secondary school results page for the equivalent of their qualification, as referred to on the ECU Sri Lanka website.
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Level
bachelors
Duration
3 Years
Location
Colombo
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