Computer science is the scientific and practical approach to computer-based system design, development and operation. It deals with areas ranging from the fundamental principles of computation through to tools and techniques for IT system development and evaluation, including identifying and solving systems design issues associated with efficiency, usability and security. Computer science applications extend into specialised areas including mobile computing, artificial intelligence, robotics, and large-scale information management involving information retrieval and web search engines. If you want to work with cutting-edge technology and be a part of creating technologies that have not yet been invented, a computer science career could be for you. Why choose this course? This major focuses on what makes technology work. It deals with using hardware and software to design and build systems to solve complex problems. You will learn programming and software design techniques, networking technologies and the architecture of different types of hardware systems. Our degree structure is flexible, giving you the opportunity to customise your degree to suit your areas of interest. With an innovative approach to teaching, opportunities for engagement with real-world professionals and industry leaders, and work experience program options, you will acquire the right skills and knowledge needed to secure a job, progress your career and realise your full potential. Career outcomes Computer science graduates are experienced in software development, familiar with networked systems and have an understanding of the underlying foundations of all modern computer based technologies. Depending on your choice of study areas, opportunities also exist to gain specific expertise in information security, networks and communications, intelligent systems, data-centric computing, or human computer interaction.