Applied Computing (Top Up)

Bsc (Hons) Degree In Applied Computing (Top Up)

Mode: full-time

Course Overview
Organisations need well qualified and skilled individuals who have specialised in an area of computing, in order to provide solutions in a business environment. The course is validated by Leeds Metropolitan University.

Course Content
The course covers a range of specialist subjects to provide you with a multi-disciplined approach. You will be able to choose from a range of optional modules to specialise in your chosen area. Types of subjects that you can specialise in include:

• Project / Dissertation
• I.T Consultancy
• Network Management and Development
• Software Systems Development
• Web Applications Development
• Advanced Database Applications
• Management of Change
• Advanced Object Oriented Programming
• Secure Network Architecture and Design
• Criminal and Forensics Analysis
• Games Development Technologies

Learning Methods
You will learn through a variety of different methods including:

• Written practical assignments
• Work-Based Project
• Presentations
• Vivas
• Peer Work
• Independent Study

Assessment Methods

• In course technical reports
• Presentations
• Case studies
• Peer assessment
• Time-Constrained Assessments

Progression Opportunities
Successful students may be eligible to study at post-graduate level at university.

Career Possibilities
We have excellent contacts with a range of companies many of whom have contributed to the development of the course. This means that not only can you be assured your course is valued by employers, but that you¡¦ll also have the opportunity to develop your own links with companies. This will improve your employment prospects when you finish the course. On completion Students will look to pursue a career in their specialist area, such as web development, web management, network security, network maintenance, network management, consultancy, programming, software development, project management, games development, computer forensic investigations, media development or continue onto the Masters in Applied Computing.