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Computer Science
Dr Rob Harle, Director of Studies
Computer Science
Computer science is a fast–moving, exciting field that brings together many different disciplines, including mathematics, programming, engineering, the natural sciences, psychology and linguistics. It can be found in the technologies that run our transport infrastructure, our economics, our homes and our communications systems. At its heart, the discipline is one of problemsolving – seeking out and implementing solutions. It's revolutionised the world we live in and will help to define our future. A Computer Science degree puts you at the forefront of this revolution and develops valuable transferable skills such as analytic thinking and programming.
For more information about the Computer Science course at Cambridge, please visit the Faculty website.