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A large part of the bachelor programme of Computing Sciences comprises an ensemble of compulsory courses
(
common pool of subjects
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general and polyvalent
studies (Mathematics, Sciences and Techniques, Human Sciences, Economics and Management, Languages) and
Computing Studies
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The student will complete this common pool by means of a coherent ensemble of courses
(minor)
in accordance with his preferences.
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Common pool of subjects
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Besides the courses in
computing
, the common pool of the bachelor programme comprising the compulsory courses aims to help the student to :
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acquire the
mathematical
tools necessary for the computer specialist as well as training in rigour and reasoning
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to apprehend, in an intuitive way, the essence of the physical phenomena and mechanisms (
electronics and telecommunications
) at the interface of computing, in order to to understand the mode of functioning of the equipment used
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to master the fundamental concepts and mechanism
of e
conomics
and of
management
within
organisations, so as to be able to create computing systems which will
be harmoniously integrated into the socio-economic environments for
which they are destined
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to develop other human and linguistic skills.
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| SINF 11BA First year of studies |
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First quadrimester
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| MAT1111B |
Mathématiques générales 1[45h+30h] (7 credits) (in French)
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Patrick Habets
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| FSAB1801 |
Critical History of Science and Technology[15h+15h] (2 credits) (in French)
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Patricia De Grave, David Vanderburgh
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| ESPO1112 |
Principles of Accountancy[30h+15h] (4 credits) (in French)
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Karine Cerrada Cristia, Yves De Rongé (coord.), Michel De Wolf, Michel Gatz
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| ANGL1370 |
English : reading comprehension[30h] (3 credits)
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Henri November
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Second quadrimester
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| MAT1111C |
Mathématiques générales 1[30h+22.0h] (5 credits) (in French)
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Marielle Cherpion
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| SINF1140 |
Electronic bases of computer science[30h+30h] (6 credits) (in French)
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Marc Lobelle
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| FSAB1802 |
Philosophy. Introductory Course[15h+15h] (3 credits) (in French)
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Jean-Michel Counet
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| ECGE1122 |
Management Accountancy[20h+15h] (3 credits) (in French)
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Yves De Rongé (coord.), Michel De Wolf
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First and second quadrimesters
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| ESPO1111 |
Political Economics[60h+30h] (8 credits) (in French)
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Paul Belleflamme, Aly D. Coulibaly, Philippe De Villé, Philippe De Villé (supplée N.), Jean Hindriks, Xavier Wauthy, Robert Wtterwulghe
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| SINF1150 |
Algorithmics and programming[60h+60h] (12 credits) (in French)
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Baudouin Le Charlier
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| SINF1151 |
Problem solving using computers[0h+60h] (7 credits) (in French)
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Kim Mens
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| SINF 12BA Second year of studies |
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During the second year, the student will follow the
sessions of the minor chosen, in addition to the courses
mentioned below.
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First quadrimester
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| BIR1200 |
General mathematics II[52.5h+37.5h] (6 credits) (in French)
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Pierre Bieliavsky
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| BIR1203 |
Probabilities and statistics (I)[30h+15h] (4 credits) (in French)
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Patrick Bogaert
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| ECGE1212 |
Macroeconomics[45h+15h] (5 credits) (in French)
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Philippe Monfort, Henri Sneessens
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| ANGL1372 |
Intermediate English for Computer Science (part two)[30h] (3 credits)
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Henri November
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| FSAB1402 |
Informatique 2[30h+30h] (5 credits) (in French)
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Pierre Dupont, Peter Van Roy (coord.)
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Second quadrimester
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| SINF1250 |
Mathematics for computer science[30h+15h] (7 credits) (in French)
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Laurence Wolsey
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| ECGE1222 |
Microeconomics[45h+15h] (5 credits) (in French)
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François Maniquet, Jacques-François Thisse
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| SINF1252 |
Introduction to computer systems[30h+30h] (5 credits) (in French)
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Marc Lobelle
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| SINF1124 |
Programming project[0h+60h] (5 credits) (in French)
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Yves Deville, Pierre Dupont, Baudouin Le Charlier, Kim Mens (coord.)
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| SINF 13BA Third year of studies |
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During the third year, the student will follow the sessions of the
minor chosen, in addition to the courses mentioned below..
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First quadrimester
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| BIR1304 |
Probability and statistics (II)[22.5h+15h] (3 credits) (in French)
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Patrick Bogaert
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| ECGE1317 |
Organisational Theory[30h] (3 credits) (in French)
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N.
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| INGI1101A |
Logique et structure discrètes[30h+30h] (5 credits) (in French)
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N.
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| SINF1121 |
Algorithmics and data structures[30h+30h] (5 credits) (in French)
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N.
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| INGI1113 |
Operating systems 1[30h+30h] (5 credits) (in French)
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N.
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Second quadrimester
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| ELEC2930 |
Intoduction to telecommunication[30h+15h] (4 credits) (in French)
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Auguste Laloux
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| INGI1122 |
Program conception methods[30h+30h] (5 credits) (in French)
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N.
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| INGI1131 |
Computer language concepts[30h+30h] (5 credits) (in French)
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N.
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| INGI1123A |
Calculabilité[30h+30h] (5 credits) (in French)
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N.
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| INGI1271 |
Files and databases[30h+30h] (5 credits) (in French)
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N.
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Option : minor or courses according to choice
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To complete his programme, the student will choose a
minor of 30 credits in accordance with one of the three possibilities
mentioned below :
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1. Either, the minor in management, specific to the bachelor students of Computing Sciences
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You will find the information relevant to this subjet on the pages consacrated to the minors.
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2. or, another opening minor" imported " from other bachelor programmes
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The student will choose a minor (30
credits) from another faculty or institute of the University, or even an inter-faculty minor.
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For example, minor in Linguistics, minor in
Bioengineering, minor in Philosopy, minor in Mathematics and Mathematical Applications or minor in Statistics...
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3. or, courses of the student's own choice
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The student may also choose a coherent ensemble of
courses offered at UCL, subject to the approval of the Bachelor
Committee of Computing Sciences.
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