174 Computing Preparatory Programs

This Level 3 course is an introduction to Computing across a range of topics including Computer Hardware, Networking, CyberSecurity, Games Development, Software, Programming, Web Design, Web Development, Databases, Word Processing, Systems Analysis, Research Skills, Study Skills and Maths. The course will also help you to improve your writing, ICT and numeracy skills and give you access to a range of University courses. You will receive an Access to HE Diploma on completion of this course with a minimum of 60 credits.

Students majoring in computer science or software engineering learn by doing. At Franklin College, you will be actively engaged in writing code and developing software for both in-class and out-of-class real-world projects. Student who major in computer science or software engineering at Franklin College are well equipped to handle the most marketable and in-demand skills in today’s workplace. Students learn and sharpen their coding and software development skills each semester while studying at Franklin. In-class and out-of-class projects that tie together conceptual knowledge, problem solving, and technical skills in collaborative environments are recurrent experiences that help to shape our students into technology professionals ready to engage in our high-tech world.

If you have the desire to turn your passion for computers into a career, The IT and Computing Diploma offered by Kingsgate International College is definitely a course you should consider. The Level 4 modules and assignments of this course are equivalent to the first year of a University Degree and the Level 5 modules and assignments are equivalent to the second year of a University Degree.

The Associate of Science Degree in Computer Science enables students to learn computing and mathematics, analyse problems, and identify correct computing solutions using current tools, techniques, and skills.

This program will teach you how to use various types of software (operating systems, application software, databases, etc.) and perform your duties on computer workstations in stand-alone or network mode. You will also learn to analyze the architecture and operation of computer systems.

A student who majors in computer science or software engineering at Franklin College are well equipped to handle the most marketable and in-demand skills in today’s workplace.

From paying bills online, staying in touch with family and friends, to searching for jobs and learning new software for the workplace - it is more important than ever to get online. Our courses are for adults with little or no experience of digital and IT systems. Offered in two stages our courses will include the following: basic Microsoft Office, sending emails for home and for work as well as video calling, WhatsApp, and Teams.

Advances in computing are transforming the way we work, and our computer science specifications have changed with the times.

It is essential that a Bookkeeper is able to work effectively on a computer. Learners must demonstrate this competence in basic business computing and a computerised accounting package.

Students can enter at either Year 0 (University Foundation) or Year 1 (First Year Degree), depending on their qualifications. Students are guaranteed progression to the second year of their chosen degree, providing that they meet the progression criteria.

ITI has been providing expert technical training and consultation for over 28 years after being established in Lebanon in 1990. ITI’s mission is to provide integrated solutions for the development of human resources in the Information Technology and Languages industry.

This industry facing Study Programme will give you an excellent grounding into the rapidly changing IT world in terms of understanding expectations, opportunities, roles and responsibilities and how the IT area relates to and permeates into all aspects of our daily lives including social, employment and global commerce. Students can specialise in either software or hardware routes. Units selected for the course are outward facing and focused on progression either into Higher Education or Employment. NB: The Level 3 qualification has moved to the new generation suite and now includes a range of externally examined units, e.g. paper based, online or controlled assessments.

A hands-on introduction to basic programming principles and practice relevant to modern data analysis, data mining, and machine learning.

Technology is seriously big business. Six of the world’s seven most valuable companies are technology firms and spending on Information Technology (IT) services has soared in recent years to almost $4 trillion in 2019. Understanding of Information and Communications Technology (ICT) and digital skills are now in huge demand and have become almost universal requirements in today’s job market. Jobs requiring such skills offer higher salaries too, paying as much as £8,000 a year more than roles which do not. Students taking their first steps towards a career therefore need the right blend of technical and academic abilities that employers and universities are looking for.

Become a master of digital technology at Crown! This exciting and practical course covers a range of digital technology concepts.