The bachelor's degree program in Computer Science aims to provide the skills necessary to work in the areas of design, implementation, development, operation and maintenance of computer systems, both in manufacturing companies in the areas of computer and information systems, and in public administrations, businesses and laboratories using complex computer systems. This course aims to develop skills typically in the following areas: information systems and databases, complex software architectures, information and knowledge modeling, network services (with emphasis on design), and systems security. In addition, the course aims to provide knowledge and skills in the various areas of information and communication sciences and technologies and to enable the effective use, in written and oral form, of at least one language of the European Union, in addition to Italian.

These skills will be attained through the study of basic physics-mathematics and computer science subjects, which are followed by more specific teachings from both foundational and application perspectives, such as computer networks, foundations of computer science, databases and software engineering. Choice courses are also provided to specialize each student's path. There are also opportunities for business internships/internships and study and internship experiences abroad through international mobility programs.

The Course of Study promotes the acquisition of transversal skills aimed at the most complete training of the student and usable for the subsequent path of job placement, recognizing an adequate number of university credits to students who follow with profit the courses specifically offered by the University or other institutions.

In particular, the course aims to train professionals with skills in the fields of information and communication sciences and technologies, with the ability to address and analyze problems and find appropriate solutions, developing new ones or applying/adapting existing tools and techniques, all with adequate ability to work in a team, operate with defined degrees of autonomy and fit readily into work environments.

Work environments
Possible job outlets are with public or private entities in the field of information technology. In particular, computer science training, based on a solid physical-mathematical foundation, allows the graduate to fit easily both in companies that design and develop computer systems and in businesses, public administrations, and, more generally, organizations that use computer systems, succeeding in a short time, to acquire any specific skills required.

From school to university
The bachelor's degree program in Computer Science is open-access. A compulsory test to be passed within the first year of the course certifies the possession of basic mathematical and logical knowledge necessary to attend the course with profit.

Ongoing tutoring
In order to guide and assist students throughout their education, some faculty members are entrusted with tutoring duties, as indicated on the information page. There is also a Tutoring Service carried out by senior students already enrolled at the University who provide their university experience to support future freshmen and fellow students.