BSc (Hons) Computer Science (with Foundation Year)
BSc(Hons) Computer Science (with Foundation Year) shows you how to analyse complex problems, then design and write programs that solve them. This degree is accredited by the British Computer Society (BCS), allowing you to become an Incorporated Engineer (IEng) or a Chartered Information Technology Professional (CITP). Develop a solid foundation in object-oriented software development and creating algorithms and data structures. Learn from world-leading artificial intelligence (AI) experts, studying and applying AI in a range of environments. Learn how to design databases and develop cutting-edge programs - from desktop applications to enterprise systems.Attend talks from industry professionals and apply your learning through hands-on projects that solve real-world problems. Choose a placement with an organisation that matches your specialisms and graduate ready to make your mark in an exciting industry.A successful graduate can expect a starting salary of £26,000 to £35,000 as a software developer or engineer, depending on the industry sector. You could become a software engineer, web and software developer, business analyst, IT project manager or an IT consultant. Sectors include computing companies, commercial organisations and scientific and industrial research laboratories.
BSc(Hons) Computer Science (with Foundation Year) shows you how to analyse complex problems, then design and write programs that solve them. This degree is accredited by the British Computer Society (BCS), allowing you to become an Incorporated Engineer (IEng) or a Chartered Information Technology Professional (CITP). Develop a solid foundation in object-oriented software development and creating algorithms and data structures. Learn from world-leading artificial intelligence (AI) experts, studying and applying AI in a range of environments. Learn how to design databases and develop cutting-edge programs - from desktop applications to enterprise systems.Attend talks from industry professionals and apply your learning through hands-on projects that solve real-world problems. Choose a placement with an organisation that matches your specialisms and graduate ready to make your mark in an exciting industry.A successful graduate can expect a starting salary of £26,000 to £35,000 as a software developer or engineer, depending on the industry sector. You could become a software engineer, web and software developer, business analyst, IT project manager or an IT consultant. Sectors include computing companies, commercial organisations and scientific and industrial research laboratories.
