462 Computing Degree Programs

This IT and Computing Undergraduate degree offered by Schellhammer Business School is designed to not only equip students with the skills needed from Top Up to a full Undergraduate Degree and on to becoming an IT professional but offers maximum study options flexibility.

Acquire highly marketable knowledge and skills that are needed just about everywhere — from small businesses to Fortune 500 companies — as a Computing Technology and Information Systems major or minor.

The BSc (Hons) in Applied Computing provides solid training in programming and software development, and supplemented by subjects in various application areas. The focus in on the practical aspects rather than the theoretical.

This is one of several subject combinations available in our Diploma of Higher Education in Computing & IT and a second subject (W42). With this diploma, you can specialise in an area of computing and IT and combine it with design, dividing your time equally between subjects. You’ll be ready to contribute to the design of the digital electronic devices of the future.

The PhDs in Science and Engineering are consolidated within the Doctoral School of the Institut Polytechnique de Paris which hosts around 900 doctoral students, supervised by more than 800 researchers. Research rely on its 30 high-end laboratories, which offer a very important scientific strike force, demonstrated by their great national and international reputation and the high level of recognition achieved by the most eminent researchers. The Doctoral School of the Institut Polytechnique de Paris offers multidisciplinary doctoral training in six research areas: Computing, Data & Artificial Intelligence; Information, Communications & Electronics; Economics, Management & Social Sciences; Physics; Biology & Chemistry; Mechanical & Energetic Engineering.

What are the theoretical limits of computing power? What problems can be solved with computers? Which ones cannot? And how can we reason about the answers to these questions with mathematical certainty? This course explores the answers to these questions and serves as an introduction to discrete mathematics, computability theory, and complexity theory. At the completion of the course, students will feel comfortable writing mathematical proofs, reasoning about discrete structures, reading and writing statements in first-order logic, and working with mathematical models of computing devices. Throughout the course, students will gain exposure to some of the most exciting mathematical and philosophical ideas of the late nineteenth and twentieth centuries.

Designed for graduates who want to move into computing from another discipline, MSc Computing and IT Management provides you with broad technical knowledge and a sound business context for managing IT systems. Through this course, you will learn the skills needed to develop business applications through a fundamental understanding of software and web development, e-commerce and database management. You will also gain an understanding of the professional skills required to lead IT managers by working as a part of a team on a business change project.

This Diploma of Higher Education in Computing and IT Practice is about acquiring skills and learning to use them at work. If you want to gain confidence using and managing IT, grasp new opportunities or develop software solutions, there’s a route for you. This qualification provides a broad-based foundation in computing and IT. It includes a work-based element and builds on your existing skills.

This is one of several subject combinations available in our Certificate of Higher Education in Computing & IT and Business – you’ll divide your time equally between the two subjects. Computing and business have become closely intertwined throughout the world of work. You will be introduced to various facets of the world of business, and you will explore the profound technological, economic, political and ethical changes driven by the digital technologies that surround us.

The BS in Computing and Business Technologies is a modern degree that equips students with the necessary skills to compete and excel in the digital era. All courses are designed with strong practical and hands-on components from day one, making the degree unique.

Mobile applications have become indispensable and have a significant impact on our everyday lives, whether in communication or entertainment. But their influence also extends to highly professional services such as finance, mobility and health. The Mobile Computing course prepares students not only to be part of this development, but to actively shape it by mastering the latest technologies and interaction options.

MSc in Linguistic Computing students will have in-depth knowledge of theoretical, methodological, and application aspects related to automatic language processing; the ability to manage, structure, and distribute large linguistic datasets and metadata to support the automatic analysis of their semantic content; the ability to acquire the methodologies and skills necessary for positions of responsibility in the areas of marketing, communication, and operational innovation in companies and institutions characterized by new digital business models.

This flexible diploma offers a broad introduction to computing & IT before focusing on computer science, communications and networking, software development or web development. You’ll combine this with a second subject, choosing from business, design, mathematics, psychology or statistics – your choice of second subject will be included in the name of your diploma, for example, Diploma of Higher Education in Computing & IT and Business.

Developed by leading specialists, our newly updated Computing and Information Technologies (Top-Up) BSc (Hons) degree has been designed around diverse cutting-edge issues, events, and digital developments. The course will allow you to deepen your knowledge and understanding through research, case studies, and practical skills-based projects.

Do you wonder how you can optimise the performance of the electricity network? How you can use hospital data to improve patient care? Or how you can develop correct and efficient software? During our two-year Research Master’s programme Computing Science, you will learn the advanced methods that help solve these questions.