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Computing Science

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Course summary

You can choose to study this course in London or Scarborough.

Computing science is the study of the theory, experimentation, and engineering used in the design and use of computers. The rapid adoption of digital technology has increased the demand for highly skilled professionals with a thorough understanding of key computing technologies, combined with the practical skills to solve software issues.

This course will introduce you to the core fundamentals that underpin computing science. You will explore the importance of IT security, and the risks posed to computer systems globally.

The varied computing science industry means that upon graduation, you could expand into several specialist areas. Possible career paths include mobile and software application development, video game designing, database administration, web development, network and computer systems administration and IT security.

This Higher National Certificate (HNC) follows the Year 1 curriculum of the Computing Science BSc (Hons) degree course.

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Course code:
I104
Institution code:
C85

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