Bsc (Hons) Computer Science

The Computer Science BSc (Hons) undergraduate degree course offered by the University of Salford incorporates a multi-disciplinary study approach and is broad-based, undergoing regular updates to keep up with the fast paced changes in technology and the needs of industry. The course not only provides students an understanding of the fundamentals of computer science such as software design and network architecture, but also highlights the practical aspects to enable students to develop real-world applications.Course Content: The course in computer science immerses students in the theories of systems and software, ensuring they can apply their learning practically via coding and programming tasks. Topics ranges from the basics like Java programming, artificial intelligence, and cyber security to more advanced modules like distributed systems and microprocessor systems.Key Modules: The course boasts a wide range of modules, including Fundamentals of Computing, Programming 1 - Problem Solving by Programming, and Database Systems in the first year. Key modules in second year are Artificial Intelligence, Distributed Systems and Data Structures and Algorithms. Third year modules include Microprocessor Systems, Project, and Cyber Security Management.Accreditations: The course is professionally accredited by the British Computer Society, ensuring that it meets the standards set by the industry governing body. Future Careers: With this degree, graduates can pursue a range of careers in the computing industry, including roles as a system analyst, database administrator, network engineer, project manager or software developer. Notable companies they could potentially work for include IBM, Cisco and Google.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.