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BSc Computing
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As this is a Level 6 top-up degree, applicants will normally be expected to have completed a relevant Level 5 qualification, such as an HND or Foundation Degree in Computing or a related subject.
Equivalent qualifications and relevant experience may also be considered, subject to confirmation.
This one-year, full-time course is delivered at Sutton Coldfield College through a combination of lectures, tutor-led seminars, practical activities and independent learning.
You’ll explore advanced computing concepts, develop technical solutions and apply your knowledge to practical challenges. You’ll also have access to a range of learning resources, including online materials, academic journals and specialist resources to support your studies.
Assessment methods will be confirmed by the curriculum team. The course includes a substantial individual honours project, providing an opportunity to demonstrate your knowledge and skills in an area of computing.
Awarding body: Birmingham City University
Duration: One year, full-time
Location: Sutton Coldfield College
Completing your BSc Computing Top-Up degree can open up opportunities to progress into a range of computing and digital technology careers.
Depending on your skills, experience and interests, potential career pathways could include:
- Software Developer
- Systems Analyst
- IT Consultant
- Business Systems Analyst
- DevOps Engineer
- IT Project Coordinator
- Network or Information Security Specialist
You may also choose to continue your education through postgraduate study in computing, cybersecurity, software engineering or a related subject, subject to entry requirements.
You’ll study five Level 6 modules, totalling 120 credits.
Application Solutions Development (20 credits)
Develop your understanding of how software applications are designed and created to meet user and organisational needs.
DevOps and Enterprise Automation (20 credits)
Explore approaches to software development, deployment and automation, with a focus on improving efficiency and supporting modern IT operations.
Business Systems Solution (20 credits)
Examine how computing systems and digital solutions can support business processes, solve organisational challenges and improve performance.
Consultancy and IT Management (20 credits)
Develop an understanding of IT management and consultancy, including the professional skills needed to evaluate business requirements and recommend technology solutions.
Individual Honours Project (40 credits)
Bring together the knowledge and skills you’ve developed throughout your studies by completing an independent project in an area of computing.
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