Bachelor of Science in Applied Computer Science - Network Security Applications Development

British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT)

The Bachelor of Science in Applied Computer Science (BScACS) is a two year degree completion program, meant to be taken after two years of post-secondary education in computing. Applicants must have a pre-assessment with the program area to identify pre-entry courses and have their work experience reviewed and assessed prior to applying. English language proficiency: Category 2 – English Studies 12 (67%) or equivalentPost-secondary education: A minimum of 60.0 credits of post-secondary education in Computing from a recognized institution, which consists of:6.0 credits of English or communications6.0 credits of math, with a minimum of 3.0 credits in discrete math3.0 credits of statistics27.0 credits of computing, with a minimum of 3.0 credits in each of the following seven courses:Algorithms and data structuresComputer architectureDatabaseData communications and networkingObject-oriented programmingProcedural programmingSystems analysis and designIn addition to the above, acceptance into the following options is subject to the following requirements:Games Development Option requires familiarity with C++.Network Security Development Option requires familiarity with C.18.0 of general education and/or other computing courses:The BScACS Program Head will assess the equivalency of credits obtained from other institutions to ensure that graduation requirements are met.