Bachelor's degree
Computer Science
Computer Science programme — Bac+3 level
The solid foundations of the software engineering profession.
- Python
- Java
- SQL
- Linux
3 years20 h/week
5 400 000 GNF per yearView curriculum
IHETC School of Computer Science
Web and Mobile Development
Build and ship products people actually use.
- Entry level
- Bachelor's degree
- Award
- Bachelor's degree
- Duration
- 2 years
- Actual work
- 20 h/week
- Pace
- Self-paced
- Tuition
- 5 200 000 GNF per year
An intensive programme in application development, from browser to phone. The emphasis is on performance under real African conditions: slow connections, modest devices, mobile payments.
Learning objectives
- Build a modern, accessible and fast web interface
- Build a cross-platform mobile application and publish it
- Design and secure the API behind it
- Integrate a mobile payment service end to end
Curriculum
1200 hours · 120 credits
Year 1580 hours
Web foundations
200 hours · 20 credits
Semantic HTML, modern CSS, responsive layout, accessibility, loading performance
JavaScript and TypeScript
220 hours · 22 credits
The language, asynchrony, modules, static typing, tooling, testing
Programming interfaces and data
160 hours · 16 credits
REST, authentication, databases, modelling exchanges, application security
Year 2500 hours
React applications and mobile development
240 hours · 24 credits
Components, state, server rendering, routing, cross-platform mobile application, publishing
Deployment
140 hours · 14 credits
Hosting, continuous integration and delivery, logging, monitoring, fixing in production
Project and placement
120 hours · 12 credits
An application delivered to a real client · ten-week placement · defended before a joint panel
Cross-curricular, throughout120 hours
Cross-curricular base
120 hours · 12 credits
Technical English, written expression, methodology
Real prerequisite
What follows is assumed and will not be explained again. If most of it is foreign to you, this is not the right entry point — better to know now than at the final assessment.
Basic HTML and CSS, and the logic of a programming language. The rest is acquired here, provided you write code every week.
Entry requirements
- High school diploma or equivalent development experience
- No programming prerequisite: a levelling module is provided
- Access to a personal computer
Career outcomes
- Front-end developer
- Mobile developer
- Junior full-stack developer
- Web integrator
- Freelance application developer
Skills acquired
- TypeScript
- React
- Next.js
- React Native
- REST APIs
- Git