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Computer Laboratory
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Courses 2025–26
Data Science
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Computer Laboratory
Teaching
Courses 2025–26
Part IB CST

Data Science
Concurrent and Distributed Systems
ECAD and Architecture Practical Classes
Economics, Law and Ethics
Further Graphics
Introduction to Computer Architecture
Programming in C and C++
Unix Tools
Compiler Construction
Computation Theory
Computer Networking
Further Human–Computer Interaction
Logic and Proof
Prolog
Semantics of Programming Languages
Artificial Intelligence
Complexity Theory
Cybersecurity
Formal Models of Language

Data Science

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