Course overview
Explore key areas including computer networking, cybersecurity principles, network infrastructure, and ethical hacking. You’ll also complete the HE Toolkit module to build the study skills needed for university success.
What this course covers
Computer Science, Networking, Operating Systems, Introduction to Computer Systems, Hardware and Software, Logic and Number Systems, Object-Oriented Programming, Event-Driven Programming, Systems Analysis and Design, Introduction to Programming, Human Computer Interaction, Preparing to Progress, Preparing for Interview, Presentation Software
Entry Requirements
You must be aged 19+ and working at Level 2 in English and Maths. Applicants should have had a break from formal education and show a strong interest in IT careers.
Progression Opportunities
Progress to computing and IT-related degree courses leading to careers in games development, software design, database management, cybersecurity, and systems development.
Delivery And Assessment
Assessed through coursework with a focus on practical tasks and any relevant workplace experience. Assessment methods include essays, presentations, reports, discussions, and a portfolio of evidence.