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Technology is evolving fast, and so should your career. With industry certifications and badges from global leaders such as Google, Microsoft and Cisco built into your program at no extra cost, you’ll graduate with credentials that matter.
Bachelor degree
Computers have always interested me and having taught myself to code in high school, computer science seemed like a good fit. I love the variety in course topics. Computer science is not just coding; it involves design, electronics, cybersecurity, databases, networking, and a little bit of maths.
Zane Hutchison
Bachelor of Computer Science student
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