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About the course
The Computational Sciences major within Curtin’s Bachelor of Multidisciplinary Science introduces modern computing through core programming and theoretical foundations. You’ll learn using C and Java, building skills in object orientation and algorithms, alongside Linux skills developed throughout the major. Study includes fundamentals of artificial intelligence, computer science and cyber security, with a strong emphasis on practical capabilities valued by employers in undergraduate computing.
Career outcome
This major builds a base for computing-focused roles that value strong programming and systems fundamentals. Graduates may pursue opportunities in software development, systems and Linux administration, junior cyber security roles, or support work on AI-enabled applications, depending on the wider degree and electives chosen. The major develops employability skills in coding, algorithms and secure computing practices relevant to undergraduate IT and computer science careers. Preparing graduates for software development, IT support, data analysis, and technology consultancy entry roles.
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