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BSc Computing
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Objectives
The BSc(Hons) Computing degree aims to provide you with a broad-based knowledge of the fundamental aspects of computing, the development of computer systems and the application of computing to practical problems. As a Computing graduate you will have sufficient experience, knowledge and understanding to allow you to analyse, model and develop applications in a range of areas. These include internet systems, database applications and modern component-based construction.
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Entry requirements
Requirements GCSE: Maths (or equivalent) and English Tariff points range: 180-240 Relevant subjects: Any science or technology subject Access: Yes Baccalaureate EB %: 64-68 Baccalaureate IB pts: 24-28
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Academic title
BSc Computing
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Course description
Content
The first year of the course concentrates on the practical skills that will be used at the subsequent levels. Modules studied at this level are Program Development, Systems Development, Information Technology, Data Modelling and Databases, and one option module.
In Year 2 you are recommended to take the following modules, which build directly on the skills learnt during the first year: Software Design, Computer Networks and Operating Systems, and Data Structures and Databases. One option module is chosen in addition to these. Alternatively, you can decide to choose a different programme of study following another theme of your choice. Your course leader will discuss alternative choices available to you.
In your Final Year you may follow the recommended core modules: Component-based Software Development, Software Technologies for the Web, e-Business Special Interest Groups, Interface Engineering, and Object-oriented Databases. Additionally you will take one option module. Alternatively, you can decide to choose a different programme of study following another theme, again with the help of the course leader.
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