Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science

The study of computing includes the analysis of algorithms, the study of computer architectures, operating systems, networks, and software design. Ranging from hands-on applications to pure theory, Computer Science introduces students to all facets of the discipline. It also gives you an appreciation of the historical, ethical, and social context of computing, and the responsibility of the computer professional and casual computer user in a modern society.

To be considered for admission, a university-preparatory language arts course and generally a minimum of four additional university-preparatory courses are required. Official transcripts: To be considered 'official,' transcripts must be forwarded directly to Mount Allison's registrar's office by the issuing institution. To be considered for admission, a minimum final grade of 65% or the equivalent is required in all university-preparatory courses reviewed. IB diploma International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma candidates with an overall minimum score of 26 (excluding core points) will be considered for admission.