You can study Logic and Computation as a major in the Bachelor of Science (BSc) or the Bachelor of Arts (BA).

Logic and Computation combines courses from Computer Science, Mathematics, Philosophy and Linguistics. As a Logic and Computation student you can study courses in the following topics:

• Algorithms
• Artificial intelligence
• Critical thinking
• Data structures
• Grammar
• Logic
• Pragmatics
• Rationality
• Syntax

• Bachelor of Science majoring in Logic and Computation

• Bachelor of Arts majoring in Logic and Computation

Logic and Computation helps prepare you for a wide range of careers. This is because people’s dependence on computing and computing services is increasing and diversifying. Businesses, tertiary institutions and computing industries all need experts with sharp analytical, programming, creative thinking and communication skills.

Jobs related to Logic and Computation

• Business, systems or security analyst
• Cloud systems or software engineer
• Computer consultant
• Data, e-commerce solutions, software, information architect
• Database developer or administrator
• Digital designer
• Front end, game, systems or web developer

Further study options

• Bachelor of Arts (Honours)
• Bachelor of Science (Honours)
• Master of Arts
• Master of Science
• Postgraduate Diploma in Arts
• Postgraduate Diploma in Science
  

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Find out more. 

If you would like to find out more about studying Logic and Computation, you can contact our Undergraduate Adviser.