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Computer science impacts nearly every modern endeavor. The undergraduate CS curriculum at Ashoka has been designed to provide students with the flexibility to work across many disciplines. The curriculum identifies the fundamental skills and knowledge that all computer science graduates possess while providing flexibility in selecting topics.
To receive a B.Sc. degree with a major in Computer Science, a student must accumulate 100 credit points at the end of three years. The course divisions and credit points requirements are as follows:
1. Foundation and Critical Thinking courses (36 credits)
2. Co-Curricular courses (4 credits)
3. Computer Science Major courses (60 credits). A student must complete 10 CS core courses (40 credits) and 20 credits of CS electives.
To receive a minor in Computer Science, a student must accumulate 24 credit points from the CS department. The course divisions and credit points requirements are as follows.
1. Introduction to Computer Programming.
2. Three CS core courses (12 credits) from the list of core courses for CS pure major.
3. Eight credits of CS core/elective courses
A prospective Computer Science interdisciplinary major student must complete 116 credits by the end of the undergraduate programme. The department of Computer Science currently offers 2 interdisciplinary majors:
Computer Science and Mathematics Computer Science & Entrepreneurial LeadershipTo receive a concentration in Computer Science, a student must accumulate 16 credit points from the CS department. The course divisions and credit points requirements are as follows.
1. Introduction to Computer Programming.
2. Three CS core courses (12 credits) from the list of core courses for CS pure major.
Department of Computer Science Handbook
Ashoka University’s Department of Computer Science offers undergraduate programmes which teach students the fundamental skills and knowledge of the discipline. The University prepares students for careers in a host of multidisciplinary fields.
“My friends are always intrigued by my choice to pursue CS at a Liberal Arts University.Â
At Ashoka, the focus is laid on thinking through a problem and developing a strong theoretical foundation for practical application. The collaborative projects were the most challenging yet exciting times where I got to apply concepts and learn from my peers. I also got the wonderful opportunity to explore the intersection between CS and other disciplines like English and Psychology.
One of the best parts was my interactions with Professors. I am grateful for the support and guidance I received to help plan my next steps. My first formal introduction to ML was at Ashoka and it ignited a spark that I will now be pursuing at Plaksha’s TLF program.”
