BSc Computer Science

The aim of the degree in BSc Computer Science is to provide learners the opportunity to acquire a broad range of knowledge and understanding and develop a range of skills essential for a successful career in Engineering field.

There is also the opportunity to progress to a higher-level qualification in law. The suite of degree in this sector will aim to provide the underpinning knowledge of the Computing.

Qualifi Award of L4 & L5 (12 subjects) equal credit toward your degree to BSc
Computer Science top up (dissertation process) at University of Chichester

Learning Outcomes

BSc Computer Science aims to give learners the opportunity t

Provide students with essential transferable skills such as independent critical, creative, and strategic thinking, confident decision-making, and analytical skills, as well as teamwork and ethical aspects of their profession, to critically evaluate computer-based solutions and their design

Develop students’ abilities to critically apply knowledge and understanding of topics in computer science to modern applications, such as cutting-edge, emerging and innovative technologies, to offer the best solutions at an organisational and societal level

Provide students with an opportunity to learn valuable technical, hard, and soft skills, including fundamental communication and employability skills, to make them valued professionals in their fields

Demonstrate the necessary skills and knowledge to progress further with their studies, through relevant independent research from a variety of sources

ffer real-life scenarios and an intercultural approach in the teaching and learning of key concepts, theories, and approaches of applied computer science.

Overall

The overall learning objective are

Understand different perspectives of computing area
Understand aims and general principles of computer science..
Understand the principles implementing and documenting solutions to significant computational problems
Understand & Use scientific reasoning of software systems that requires specific design and performance.
Understand , describe and effectively Communicate, both orally and in writingessential concepts, principles.
Interpret, design, conduct, and critique computational research while integrating relevant cultural and sociopolitical variables.
Engage in innovative and integrative thinking and problem solving

Career Opportunities

Primary areas of employment include

– Software Developer

– UX Designer

– Web Developer

– Mobile App Developer

– IT Project Manager

– Information Security Analyst

– Systems Architect

– AI Engineer

– Computer Hardware Engineer

– Video Game Developer

– Human – Computer Interaction

– Cloud Computing

– Computational Biologist

The learning outcomes of the diploma are

The learning outcomes of the diploma are

1- Understand and apply the principles of IT in a range of business environments.

2- Analyse problem solving techniques specific to business and industry.

3- Select, collate, review and analyse information form a wide range of sources.

4- To improve employability of learners by allowing them to explore the relationship between theories and their practical application in the IT world.

Modules

Computational Thinking (20 credits)
Mathematics for Computing (20 credits)
Algorithms and Data Structure (20 credits)
Basics of Cryptocurrency (20 credits)
Computer Architecture, Networks and Operating Systems (20 credits)
Programming Lab (20 credits)
Technology Management (20 credits)
Data Science, IoT and Big Data (20 credits)
Object-oriented Programming and Design (20 credits)
Software Engineering (20 credits)
Theory and Application of Artificial Intelligence (20 credits)
Introduction to Blockchain (20 credits)

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BSc (Honors) Computer Science

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