Yes, the online BSc Computer Science degree from the University of London on Coursera is accredited as on-campus degrees. The degree is accredited by the University of London's External Programme Board, which is responsible for ensuring that the degree meets the same high standards as on-campus degrees.

The expertise of UCL's world-leading academics is applied in the ongoing development of degree programmes, broadly grouped in the Faculties of Arts and Humanities, Brain Sciences, Built Environment, Engineering Sciences, Laws, Life Sciences, Mathematical and Physical Sciences, Medical Sciences, Population Health ...

Computer Science is the study of computers and computational systems. Unlike electrical and computer engineers, computer scientists deal mostly with software and software systems; this includes their theory, design, development, and application.

A bachelor's degree in computer science - also called a CS degree - is an undergraduate program that typically involves learning about the fundamentals of computer systems and operations before focusing on a more specific area, like data science, machine learning, or game design.

The excellence of the teaching and research in British universities is acknowledged worldwide. If you study with the University of London, wherever you are in the world, you will be studying for a degree which follows the rigorous standards set by the British government for all UK higher education.

One of the best things about studying in the UK is the network of industry contacts you'll be able to tap into. A wide range of work experience is available – from a year in industry part-way through your course, to placements and internships – as well as regular guest speakers on campus.

London is known as a global centre for academic excellence and is home to world-leading research in science, medicine and more. Some of the most groundbreaking discoveries in science and medicine have been made at London universities, such as DNA, penicillin and fingerprints.

UCL has a history of academic excellence and is consistently ranked among the world's top universities, with many of our faculties leading their fields. We're renowned for our world-class research, global influence and impact across a broad range of subjects.

Here are a few reasons to consider becoming a computer science major:

• Diverse career opportunities.
• Job stability. Computer scientists tend to have good job stability.
• Rewarding career.
• Opportunity for creativity.
• Strong teamwork.
• Strong problem-solving skills.
• B asis for other careers.
• Preparation for continuing education.

Contents

• 1.1 Mathematical foundations.
• 1.2 Algorithms and data structures.
• 1.3 Artificial intelligence.
• 1.4 Communication and security.
• 1.5 Computer architecture.
• 1.6 Computer graphics.
• 1.7 Concurrent, parallel, and distributed systems.
• 1.8 Databases.

The BA provide students a solid foundation in Computer Science blended with an interdisciplinary field of your choice while the BS requires the completion of more math, natural science courses and CS electives.

Entry requirements Overall grade of 1.8 to 2.8, depending on the course. Range from 555 to 544 (excluding Liberal Studies and Chinese), depending on the course. Range from three grade 5s to 433, depending on the course. Check the full list of international qualifications accepted by City (University of London).