University Centre Rotherham
UCAS Code: CSD1 | Bachelor of Science (with Honours) - BSc (Hons)
About this course
**About this Course:**
This course delivers top-tier computer science education through its experienced staff, thoughtfully designed curriculum, and state-of-the-art facilities.
It offers a wide array of computer science modules, including programming languages, database development, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and computer networks.
Students can tailor their degree to align with their interests by choosing from specialised streams such as Artificial Intelligence, and Cloud Computing, providing flexibility to accommodate diverse career aspirations.
Additionally, the course ensures personalised support through academic mentoring, one-on-one tutorials, career counselling, and dedicated tutoring. This comprehensive support system empowers students to excel academically and achieve their career goals.
**Modules Covered:**
*Core Units:
- The Internet of Things
- Professional Development
- Database Development
- Computer System Architecture
- Computational Thinking
- Programming Fundamentals
- Fundamentals of AI
- Web Coding and Development
- Networking and Cloud Fundamentals
- Big Data Analysis
- Data Analytics and Visualisation
- Computing and Business Enterprise
- Dissertation
*AI Pathway:
- Data Structure an Algorithms
- Advanced Programming
- Machine Learning
- Natural Language Processing
*Cloud Pathway:
- Advanced Cloud
- Cyber Security
- Penetration Testing
- Advanced Networking and Cloud
**Progression:**
- Upon successful completion of this course you could go onto employment in cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, programming, database development, data analytics or computer networking. Or you could progress on to an MSc in a Computing subject.
**Entry Requirements:**
One of the following:
*64 UCAS points
*Access to Higher Education course
*A full Level 3
*A Level 5 qualification (or equivalent) in a related subject or from an HND to allow for a top up to BSC Degree.
Plus:
*Prior knowledge, work experience and qualifications will be considered and discussed upon interview.
*Students are also required to hold English & Maths GCSE (or equivalent) grade C or above.
*Applicants may be admitted with credit for prior certificated learning (APcL) or work/life experience or other uncertificated learning (APeL).
If you do not meet these requirements please contact us as we are able to consider applicants with other qualifications, relevant experience or personal circumstances on an individual basis.
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