Computer Science

About this course

Computer science is the systematic study of computation, algorithms, data structures and the principles that underlie all software and hardware systems. It is a discipline that spans pure theory, from computational complexity and formal logic to applied engineering, covering software development, systems architecture, artificial intelligence, networking and human-computer interaction. The ability to write and reason about code is increasingly foundational to careers in almost every sector, but a computer science degree goes further than coding, developing the analytical thinking and problem-solving capacity to design systems and solve novel problems rather than simply applying existing tools. This three-year full-time programme at the University of London is delivered by distance learning, making it one of the most flexible computer science degrees available in the UK. You study online,

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