Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Computer Science with Management
The BSc in Computer Science with Management at Southshore University College is a high-octane, hybrid degree designed to produce "Tech-Leaders"—professionals who possess deep technical Expertise and the strategic management Authority to lead digital transformation. Grounded in our TEASE values, the programme balances rigorous software engineering with the organizational psychology and project management skills required in the modern global economy.
Key Information
Academic Division
School of Computing & Information Technology
Duration
4 Years
Awarding Institution
University of Cape Coast (UCC)
Accreditation
Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC)
Strategic Focus
Applied Learning & Systems Leadership
Institutions
Teaching Institution
SouthShore University College
Awarding Institution
University of Cape Coast (UCC)
Our programme is benchmarked against International Standards (ABET/BCS frameworks) to ensure your technical qualification carries global weight.
Applied Learning Mandate
60% of major computing and management courses involve graded, real-world industry projects, ranging from full-stack application development to strategic IT audits.
Technology Skills Pipeline
A mandatory 100-hour track focusing on Cloud Computing (AWS/Azure), Full-Stack Development, Cybersecurity Fundamentals, and Agile Project Management.
Industry Training & Placement (ITPO)
100% placement capability for final-year students within leading tech firms, telecommunications giants, and corporate IT departments.
Ethical Tech Governance
In line with our Trustworthiness pillar, the curriculum includes mandatory certifications in Data Privacy, Tech Ethics, and Intellectual Property
Quality & Accreditation
The programme is fully accredited by GTEC and undergoes continuous monitoring by the DOEQA. We maintain high Authority through the use of External Examiners from top-tier international computing departments, ensuring our assessment standards remain globally competitive. Apply via the Registrar's portal to begin your journey in Tech-Leadership.
Admission Requirements
- WASSCE/SSSCE
Pass in six (6) subjects, including credits (A1-C6) in English, Core Maths, and Integrated Science/Social Studies. Electives must include Elective Mathematics and at least two other science or business-related electives.
- Equitable Admissions
In alignment with our Widening Participation pillar, we offer targeted support for talented students from underrepresented backgrounds pursuing STEM careers.
Curriculum Overview
Year 1
Semester 1
GER 101: English for Academic Purposes
GER 103: French for Communication
SCS 105: Calculus I
STS 111: Spiritual Formation
FIN 101: Personal Finance
Semester 2
SCS 109: Information Technology
GER 102: Psychology
GER 104: Governance and Public Administration
SCS 106: Calculus II
GER 108: Logic and Critical Thinking
GER 112: Principles of Social Behaviour
Year 2
Semester 1
ACC 201: Principles of Financial Reporting
BUS 203: Principles of Micro-economics
SCS 203: Principles of Programming
SCS 205: Theory of Probability and Statistics I
SCS 207: Electronics for Wireless
SCS 211: Human Computer Interaction
MGT 207: Principles of Management
Semester 2
ACC 201: Visual Basic & C++ Programming
BUS 204: Principles of Macro-economics
SCS 203: Network and Distributed Computing
SCS 205: Data Structure and Algorithm
SCS 207: Theory of Probability and Statistics II
MGT 207: Principles of Operations Management
Year 3
Semester 1
STS 327: Biblical Philosophy of Leadership
SCS 307: Database Management I
SCS 301: Discrete Structure and Theory I
SCS 303: Multimedia Systems
SCS 305: Software Engineering
SCS 309: Computer Organization and Architecture
SCS 311: IT Project Management
Semester 2
SCS 304: Web Technologies and Computer Graphics
SCS 308: Database Management II
SCS 312: System Analysis and Designs
BUS 314: Entrepreneurship and Innovation
SCS 310: Advance Programming in JAVA
SCS 330: Research Techniques in IT
SCS 302: Discreet Structures and Theory II
Year 4
Semester 1
SCS 401: Decision Support Systems
SCS 407: System Administration
SCS 403: Legal and Ethical Issues in Business Information Systems
SCS 405: E-Commerce
SCS 409: Operating System
Semester 2
SCS 400: Final Project
SCS 402: Information Security and Data Assurance
SCS 404: Enterprise Resources Planning
SCS 406: Emerging Issues in Computer Science
BUS 410: Organizational Policy and Strategy
Career Prospects
We target an 85% Graduate Employability Rate. Graduates are prepared for leadership roles such as:
IT Project Manager
Systems Analyst
Software Product Manager
Full-Stack Developer
IT Consultant / CTO-track Associate
