B.Sc. Computer Science
4 years
Full Accreditation
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The Department of Mathematical & Computing Sciences is dedicated to fostering a rigorous understanding of mathematical principles, computational techniques, and analytical reasoning essential for solving complex problems in science, engineering, technology, and industry. The Department combines pure and applied mathematics with foundational and advanced computing knowledge, producing graduates who can adapt to rapidly evolving technological landscapes while contributing to research, innovation, and practical solutions.
Students in the Department receive a comprehensive education that blends theoretical concepts with hands-on practice in mathematical modeling, algorithm design, data analysis, programming, and software development. Emphasis is placed on critical thinking, problem-solving, and computational proficiency, equipping students with the ability to abstract, model, and simulate real-world phenomena in diverse sectors such as finance, engineering, environmental studies, and information technology.
Through collaborative research, internships, and industry engagement, the Department ensures that its graduates are not only academically sound but also professionally competent, ethically aware, and prepared to lead in academia, industry, government, and entrepreneurship.
The Department believes that mathematical and computational sciences form the intellectual backbone of innovation, technology, and scientific inquiry. Its philosophy centers on the integration of rigorous analytical training, practical application, and ethical awareness to develop professionals capable of solving complex quantitative and computational problems while contributing to societal and technological advancement.
UTME Entry: Candidates must possess at least five (5) credit passes in SSCE, NECO, or GCE O-Level in not more than two sittings, including English Language, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and one other relevant subject (Biology, Further Mathematics, or Economics). UTME subject combination should include English Language, Mathematics, and either Physics or Chemistry.
Direct Entry: Candidates with two (2) A-Level passes in Mathematics and Physics or Chemistry, or holders of relevant OND/HND with upper credit grades, may be admitted into 200-level of the programme.
Graduates of the Department of Mathematical & Computing Sciences are well-positioned for careers in academia, research institutes, software development, data analytics, information technology, finance, engineering consultancy, artificial intelligence, and cybersecurity. They may also engage in entrepreneurship, developing computational solutions, fintech innovations, and technology-driven products. Further studies at the postgraduate level open avenues in applied mathematics, computational modeling, machine learning, and interdisciplinary scientific research.