When people think of Computer Science they often just think of programming or coding, but there are many more aspects to the field, including human-computer interaction, communication and networks, software design, computer security, machine learning, computer graphics, operating systems, educational systems, artificial intelligence, and systems ("small computers" embedded into everyday devices such as mobile phones, cars or home appliances). All of these areas are experiencing rapid growth both in Aotearoa and internationally, and there is a strong demand for Computer Science graduates.
Computer Science is about helping people work efficiently and effectively by analysing their needs and constructing appropriate solutions. It goes way beyond programming, as it is about knowing how to design software systems that are fast, usable, reliable, secure, and scalable. Computer Science is also concerned about making a positive impact on society and our environment.
Computer Science students learn techniques to tackle challenges in diverse domains such as agriculture, health, avionics, finance, or education.
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