東北薩里技術(shù)學(xué)院

The aim of the BSc one year top-up in Computing is for students to achieve at a high academic standard and to provide them with the technical skills to become computing professionals.If you want to explore the evolving trends shaping the world of computing in today's ever-increasing digital landscape, NESCOT's Computing BSc course could be the right choice for you.Career-focused, and taught by our knowledgeable tutors, this course provides extensive industry insight and appeal to employers all over the world, so could take your IT career to new heights. Students on NESCOT higher education course are typically taught in class sizes of 16 or fewer.The BSc top-up is an Undergraduate Degree Program designed to support those progressing from the HND and Foundation Degree into University Education.Our courses give students relevant academic and technical skills while broadening their employment options through the development of research, practical work and theoretical study.Our industry contacts inform the composition of the disciplines within the program and allow students to use that knowledge in embedded work projects.The BSc (Hons) Computing is offered in both full-time and part-time modes. Vendor curriculums are an invaluable addition to the course, as they help students progress their education and provide the right skills for learners to find sustainable employment as an IT professional. Aspects of Cisco’s new CCNA - Implementing and Administering Cisco Solutions and Security, Linux, Microsoft Server Administration and Oracle Data modelling and Database Programming are embedded into the curriculum content. This means that students will have the opportunity to gain certification in this area with limited further study.Outline Programme Structure: The course is made up of four modules, each worth 30 credit points.Core topics include Data-Driven Application, Operating Systems and Computer Networks, Capstone Project, Routing, Switching and Security, Software Design and Development, and Entrepreneurship skills. Also, you’ll choose from a wide range of specialist modules to tailor your degree to your interests. As well as gaining an understanding of the wider context in which technical skills, you’ll develop your communication and team-working skills.