BSc Computing and IT
About this course
BSc (Hons) in Computing and IT BSc (Hons), a Computing and IT BSc (Hons) degree centred on technical solutions in commercial contexts. Core topics include Programming, Computer Architecture, Data Analysis, Research Methods, Project Management. The curriculum is delivered through full-time, full-time foundation, and part-time study modes. Year 0 introduces study foundations through Professional and Academic Skills for University Study, Applied Learning Project, and Foundations in Technology. Year 1 establishes computing fundamentals via Problem Solving and Programming, Digital Footprints, Computer Systems, Web Development, Software Engineering Fundamentals, and Database Design and Development. Year 2 advances technical capabilities through Cloud Computing and Big Data, Server Administration and Security, Group Project, Web Programming, Object-Relational Databases, and Interface Design. Year 3 focuses on applied practice with Business Intelligence, IT Project Management, Modern Databases, and Computing Project Dissertation, alongside optional modules such as Media Technology and Cybersecurity and Applied Cryptography.
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Entry requirements
A typical offer for a Business Computing BSc course would be: BBC at A-Level or, DMM at BTEC/Cambridge Technical or, Merit at T Level Further Information: No prior computing experience is required. In addition to the standard University of Northampton entry requirements, applicants will be expected to have achieved GCSE Mathematics at Grade C or above. Access (with 12 credits at L2 or 6 at L3 in Maths) and BTEC qualification in Computing at Level 3 are accepted in lieu of Mathematics GCSE. We welcome applications from students with a mix of A levels and BTEC/Cambridge Technical qualifications. Integrated Foundation Year (IFY) Entry Requirements: Admission to this foundation course is normally: DEE at A Level or, MPP at BTEC or, Pass (D or E) at T Level However, we would also like to hear from you if you have professional or industry experience instead, a range of other qualifications or self-developed subject knowledge that relates to the course you wish to study.
Modules
- Professional and Academic Skills for University Study
- Applied Learning Project
- Foundations in Technology
- Problem Solving and Programming
- Digital Footprints
- Computer Systems
- Web Development
- Software Engineering Fundamentals
- Database Design and Development
- Cloud Computing and Big Data
- Server Administration and Security
- Group Project
- Web Programming
- Object-Relational Databases
- Interface Design
- Business Intelligence
- IT Project Management
- Modern Databases
- Computing Project Dissertation
- Media Technology
- Cybersecurity and Applied Cryptography
Questions about this course
What grades do I need for BSc Computing and IT at University of Northampton?
The typical offer is BBC at A level.