Do you see a future for yourself programming smart robots?
- Degree
Bachelor
- Start date
September
- Location
Enschede
- Duration
4 years
- Tuition fee (EU/EEA students)
€ 2,694 per year
- Tuition fee (NON-EU students)
€ 9,360 per year
Are you interested in creating systems such as a robotic lawnmower, an intelligent assistant for people with disabilities, a smart water management controller that prevents floods in a big city or virtual-reality glasses for crime-scene investigators? As a student of the Applied Computer Science programme you will be working with the newest software and embedded hardware technologies that make such systems possible.
International
All the lessons are taught in English, and you will also work alongside students with 25 other nationalities. Outside the classroom, you have the opportunity to join a study association and connect with like-minded people who share your passions.
Option Electrical and Electronic Engineering
The first quarter of Electrical and Electronic Engineering and Applied Computer Science share a common base. If you find that you like designing and building hardware more than programming, you can always switch programmes.
Small-scale
You get to know your fellow students and teachers quickly! Moreover, the practicallessons are given in small groups and in practical labs, so there is plenty of one-on-one interaction you'll have the chance to apply what you've learned in a practicalcontext and build valuable skills.
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What will you learn during the Applied Computer Science programme?
You will learn to work with a broad range of tools and techniques, spanning from system programming in C and C++, to electronics, advanced programming techniques and networking. Following your interests, you will be able to broaden your knowledge in embedded systems, digital signal processing or machine learning. Ultimately, after graduating, you will be prepared to tackle the many challenges the modern high-tech industry faces.
What can you do after graduating from the Applied Computer Science programme?
On completion of the programme you will be awarded the Applied Computer Science degree and you may then use the BSc degree title. You can work for a wide range of companies as a software and hardware designer, programmer, or developer.