Computing

About the course

This course offers a broad coverage of computing subjects, with a core of key computing skills and options in a wide range of computing areas. Students are involved in systems analysis activities, technical and human aspects of design and software development. The course has run successfully here for many years, with continuous developments to modules to ensure current and future trends are examined.

What you will learn

Core skills include programming, software design, database design, systems analysis, and object-oriented development.

Special features

• This course offers a broad education in computing, with an emphasis on design and practical systems development.

• Graduates will be immediately useful to employers for designing and constructing software systems.

Careers and professional development

Computing graduates are in short supply, so career prospects are very good. Employment opportunities include programming, systems analysis, network support, computer support desks, database administration and business programming. Some students choose to extend their studies by enrolling on an MSc course.

Professional recognition

Full exemption has been granted by the British Computer Society (BCS). This means that this course is accredited as partially meeting the educational requirement for CEng/CSci registration. This is the highest level of accreditation that can be awarded to a BSc (Hons) course by the BCS.

Mode of attendance: Full-time