COMPUTING, ACCESS TO HE DIPLOMA
Course
In Hornchurch
Description
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Type
Course
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Level
Beginner
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Location
Hornchurch
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Duration
1 Year
This Access course is designed to prepare students, who have the ability, for entry in to Higher Education, if you do not already have the standard requirements needs for university entrance.
The course is accredited by Open College Network (OCN) and carries nationally recognised certification. Successful completion of an Access course is recognised by most universities as a qualification for entry to Higher Education.
Although there are no age limits to gain entry to this qualification, you are advised that this course is best suited to the needs of adults/mature learners.
It is a full course delivered in 1 year and is assessed by assignments and examinations.
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About this course
If successful, you will have the opportunity to progress onto an HNC/D, Foundation Degree or BSc in ICT Support or Software Development or pursue employment in the IT industry.
On completion, you can progress into employment within the IT profession and would be suited to ICT support and development roles.
There are no formal qualifications needed for the Access to Higher Education programme. However, you are likely to progress from one of the following:
iTQ (Information Technology Qualification); Part-time GCSE programmes; GNVQ Intermediate Business/ICT; First Diploma in Business/ICT;
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Subjects
- Access
- Computing
- IT
- Database
- Presentation Skills
- Mathematics
- Communications
- Systems
- Web Design
- Computer Systems
- Systems Analysis
- Academic skills
Course programme
Course Assessment Method
A wide range of assessment tasks will adequately test your ability to meet the diverse range of skills, knowledge and values of professional competence required to meet the aims of the programme. This will include examinations, online tests, essays, assignments, projects and practical assessments.
Course units include:
- Web Design - this unit provides an understanding of the general principles and concept of designing, constructing and managing web sites.
- Computer Systems - you will study the principles of operating systems and how hardware and software function together to provide a computer system.
- Systems Analysis - this is the study of the systems lifecycle and the way new systems will be analysed, designed and implemented.
- Database - you study data and how it should be analysed and structured for designing and creating a relational database.
- Communications - you will develop writing and presentation skills appropriate for higher education.
- Mathematics - students will develop their mathematical skills. The skills acquired will be of benefit to students when progressing on to a computer-related degree.
COMPUTING, ACCESS TO HE DIPLOMA