BSc (Hons) Computing

The Computing course offered by Canterbury Christ Church University is a comprehensive programme that prepares students for a range of technological careers. This course allows students to cultivate digital literacy, analytical skills, and an understanding of the business applications of computing technologies.Course Content: The Computing course provides an integrated understanding of computing, allowing students to specialize in a specific area while developing broadly applicable skills. Students will understand how to use and manage software systems, how to deliver reliable computing solutions, and how to apply effective techniques in information systems design.Key Modules: The major modules covered in this course include Computer Hardware and Software, Software Development, Problem Solving for Computing, Professional Issues in IT, Data Modeling and Database Systems, and Systems Analysis and Design among others. Accreditations: The computing course is fully accredited by BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT. This means that on successfully graduating, students will have met the academic requirement for Chartered IT Professional (CITP) registration. Future Careers: After graduation, students will be equipped with the skills for a myriad of job roles in IT. These could include database developer, systems analyst, project manager, network engineer, and software developer among others. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.