Organizational Computer Science

Bachelor’s Degree in Organizational Computer Science

The Bachelor’s in Organizational Computer Science at Paris Dauphine-PSL University is a three-year programme combining computer science, mathematics, economics, and business administration. It provides students with a solid foundation in information science, theoretical tools for analysing complex systems, and practical skills for managing information systems within organizations. The curriculum covers algorithms, programming languages including Python, Java, and C, databases, computer networks, and computer science tools such as PHP, HTML, and Excel. Students also develop expertise in optimization, decision support, and economic and financial modelling.

Curriculum and Learning Outcomes

The programme combines core academic courses with elective subjects, lectures, seminars, and practical sessions. Students complete foundational studies in mathematics and computer science during the first year, followed by opportunities to specialize in mathematics, economics, or informatics. At the end of the first two years, students receive a Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics/Informatics/Economics (MIE). The third year offers two pathways: the traditional MIAGE and Decision track or the MIAGE apprenticeship track. Advanced subjects include information systems engineering, databases, networks, Java programming, linear programming, graph theory, and decision-making models.

The programme also emphasizes professional development through group projects, communication and presentation skills, English-language classes every semester, and a mandatory corporate internship. Students are prepared for careers such as project manager, IT consultant, and R&D engineer, particularly in business intelligence, information systems management, and operational research. Graduates may also pursue further studies, especially the Master’s in Informatics at Dauphine-PSL, or continue towards research and teaching careers.