The Bachelor of Computing, Mathematics and Analytics at Queen's University equips you with a powerful interdisciplinary toolkit essential for tackling complex challenges in data science, artificial intelligence, and computational research. This undergraduate degree is designed for students passionate about understanding the fundamental principles of computing, the rigorous logic of mathematics, and the practical application of statistical analysis. You will explore core areas like discrete structures, algorithms, and programming paradigms, alongside essential mathematical concepts such as linear algebra and calculus, preparing you for advanced study or impactful careers in technology-driven fields.
You will study this programme full-time on campus over four years, engaging with a curriculum that balances theoretical depth with practical application. Your learning journey will involve completing units in computing, mathematics, and statistics, including foundational courses in data structures, logic, and introductory data science, progressing to advanced topics like operating systems, algorithms, and statistical inference. You will have the opportunity to choose electives from a wide range of advanced mathematics and computing topics, culminating in a comprehensive understanding of how to analyse complex data and develop sophisticated computational solutions, preparing you for roles in analytics, software development, and research.