Computing BSc (Hons)
De Montfort University
Key Information
Campus location
Leicester, United Kingdom
Languages
English
Study format
On-Campus
Duration
36 months
Pace
Full time
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Introduction
Computing BSc (Hons)
This course gives you an opportunity to develop industry-relevant professional skills in a range of areas.
The modules on the Applied Computing BSc (Hons) course have been very carefully designed to provide a fully integrated course of study. Key skills in English and Maths, business skills including report writing, group work, planning projects and making presentations are fully contextualised within the academic subject content.
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Curriculum
First year
- Visual Web Development
- Information Systems Development
- Database Management and Reporting
- Devices and Networks
- The Global Web
Second year
- Project Management and Development
- Advanced Programming
- Interactive Systems Design and Evaluation
- Introduction to Research
- Multimedia Development
- Business Intelligence
Third year
- Final Year Project
- Computing Ethics and Privacy
- Team Development Project
- Multi Service Networks
- Privacy and Data Protection
- Team Development Project
- Secure Web Application Development
- Systems Building: Methods & Management
- Database Management and Programming
- IT Service Foundations
- IT Service Practice
- Front-end Web Development
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Career Opportunities
Recent graduates are now working as computer engineers, systems engineers, database managers, software developers, development and support officers and in teaching in Computing and ICT.
Graduates are also well positioned to continue their academic careers by embarking on postgraduate study, in either research or taught areas, which offers the opportunity for further specialisation and enhances their existing skills.
Program delivery
This course uses a variety of teaching methods including lectures, tutorials, computer lab sessions, collaborative learning and self-directed study. A number of modules are assessed by coursework only and involve group work.