Entry Requirements
Relevant level 3 qualification or work experience and an interest in Computing.
It is advised that you call and talk to one of our tutors, Jason or Wayne, on 01325 503065 to discuss.
What's Involved
The need for secure digital systems is more crucial than ever before, as we rely on computerised systems and networks to collect, process, store and transfer vast amounts of data and to control critical systems in a local area network, globally and in the cloud. The role of the computing specialists is vital to providing, operating, developing and managing these digital infrastructures and data securely.
During this course you will gain a variety of skills to allow you to enter into a career in computing in the digital age. Some of the computing skills that will be developed on the course include how networks are secured and used. who use networks, web sites, programming languages and use database systems for integrated business systems. The knowledge and experience gained throughout the course and will give you a competitive edge in your computing career, or position you to take the top up year at Teesside University, to gain a BSc (Hons) Computing.
Potential modules:
Level 4:
Introduction to Procedural Programming
Introduction to Cloud Computing
Web and Mobile Development
Networking Concepts and Cybersecurity
Work Based Project (WBP)
*Modules offered may vary
Level 5:
Systems Design and Databases
Information Technology Enterprise Project
Object Oriented Programming with Java
Networks and Systems Administration
Networking Architecture
*Modules offered may vary.
Course Assessment Method
The course is delivered using tutor-led classes, workshops, practical sessions and tutorials. You will also undertake work-based learning which involves you carrying out activities at an employer’s premises for the equivalent of one day a week.
There are three types of assessment methods used throughout the course modules these can be practical activities undertaken, assignments and portfolios of evidence.
What's Next
BSc (Hons) Computing or roles including IT specialist, network management, web developers, programmers, database developers, user support and technical support.
What if I Need Support
Here at the college we have outstanding support. Our support staff are dedicated to providing you with all the help and guidance you may need throughout your college journey.
You might need help and advice on a wide range of issues such as childcare, counselling and additional learning support. For more information on any aspect of student support contact the Course and Information Team, who will direct your call to the appropriate member of the college support team, call: 01325 503030.
| Course Information | |
| Qualification Type: | |
| Level: | Level 5 |
| Academic Year: | 21/22 |
| Start Date: | September 2021 |
