Bachelor’s Degree in Computing Science (Honors)

Computing Science produces graduates qualified to pursue careers with computer users, software houses and manufacturers as software and application professionals or consultants. It allows the students a greater choice and more flexibility within the area of computing, as it gives them a broad view of computer systems, hardware and software and information systems and then, in the later stages of the course, enables them to create their own personalized programmed of study from the wide variety of computing modules.

The first year has mainly core modules, but there is some choice which allows the students to explore some of the specialists on offer. The core covers aspects such as programming, computer hardware and software and information systems which prepare the students with solid groundwork so that they can make informed decisions about their subsequent modules and therefore the direction of their course.

There is a smaller set of core modules in the second year, with the rest being made up from a choice of modules. The final year involves a large project in an area of computing that interests the students and a wide choice from the final year modules.

Graduates of this award will be qualified to pursue a career in the IT department of most companies, software houses and computer manufacturers. They will be able to develop computer based solutions to a wide variety of real-world problems and do so in a professional manner.

The Bachelor's Degree in Computing Science with Honors can be achieved over a minimum period of 3 years. It is required to have 360 credits over the 3 years period with maximum 120 credits being accumulated each year.

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