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BSc (Hons) in Computing
Final Year top up
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BSc (Hons) in Computing Final Year (Top-up)
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East London College offers the final year BSc (Hons) top-up degree in Computing, awarded by the University of Greenwich, a specially devised extended final year programme run over 15 months. The
BSc (Hons) programme will equip you with necessary knowledge in the latest computing concepts and technologies.
Upon successful completion of this course you will be able to venture into the relevant masters programme to increase knowledge in an appropriate, specialised field or be able to apply for a suitable position in a performing IT company.
As an IT graduate you can look forward to excellent career prospects within the computing industry or companies that use computers. The practical approach featured throughout will enable you to make an effective and immediate contribution within your work environment. As an
IT graduate you can aim to become a Software Programmer, Database Designer, Developer, Network Engineer etc.
Why study Computing at East London College?
The top-up degree in Computing combines broad software skills, systems methodologies, project management skills and mobile and networking acumen.
This programme also provides students with the up-to-date knowledge and skills required in today's workplace. We have introduced an innovative teaching style that facilitates learning by presenting a platform for the learner to demonstrate what has been learnt so that at the end of the week the lesson becomes a part of the learner.
In addition to courseworks, exercises and tutorials you will be required to work on a major individual project, chosen by you to suit your particular interests (guidelines will be given).
Subjects taught:
BSc (Hons) in Computing, awarded by University of Greenwich
- Information Systems Engineering
- IT Project & Quality Management
- Database design & implementation
- Distributed Information Systems
- E-commerce
- Mobile Computing
- Project (Computing)
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Key Facts
Places available:
16
Number of applicants:
78
Next Session: February 2012
Course Duration: 15 Months
Awarding Body: University of Greenwich
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"Challenges bring out the best in you. At East London College I have been given the opportunity to find my strengths and improve on my weaknesses.
I have been refined by the challenges that will present me with future opportunities. I have had tremendous encouragement and inspiration from lecturers and friends.
I look forward to the future with confidence in the knowledge that hard work reaps rich rewards, the very philosophy promoted here at East London College.
The students, academic staff and lecturers have been very professional in their respective roles and that makes attending classes a delightful experience."
Jeremiah Ikpenu
BSc (Hons) Computing
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Subject Aims
Throughout the programme learnt at East London College, students will gain both theoretical knowledge and a practical experience of a wide range of emerging technical methods, theories and techniques.
The BSc (Hons) in Computing will be run in three semesters. In each of the first two semesters, 3 courses will be run and the students will be allowed to take the final project in the final and third semester so that she has been exposed to all 6 courses which will naturally entail her to come out with a suitable idea for her final project.
Each course is academically equated to 15 credits and the project (Computing) to 30 credits.
Teaching and Learning
In the BSc (Hons) in Computing variety of learning and teaching support is provided for our courses including lectures, tutorials, tests, supervised laboratory sessions, work-based learning and project work.
Project work is particularly useful for developing employability skills such as the ability to work independently and to plan, design, document and implement software projects to real-time standards. You will also develop analytical and management skills.
Each student is allocated with a personal mentor to support the needs, both academic and personal, of the student at a one-on-one basis if preferred as a measure of pastoral care.
Methods of Assessment
While most courses will be assessed by a combination of examination and courseworks a few will be evaluated purely based on courseworks only. The coursework specification will be found in the university website and the completed one should be uploaded on the server for marking.
The academic responsibilities will be taken by the University of Greenwich while the day-to-day operations and all administrative issues will be taken care of by
East London College wherein the classroom lectures and learning will take place.
The Examinations are held at the end of each semester for each course studied.
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Key Facts
Places available:
16
Number of applicants:
78
Next Session: February 2012
Course Duration: 15 Months
Awarding Body: University of Greenwich
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"Challenges bring out the best in you. At East London College I have been given the opportunity to find my strengths and improve on my weaknesses.
I have been refined by the challenges that will present me with future opportunities. I have had tremendous encouragement and inspiration from lecturers and friends.
I look forward to the future with confidence in the knowledge that hard work reaps rich rewards, the very philosophy promoted here at East London College.
The students, academic staff and lecturers have been very professional in their respective roles and that makes attending classes a delightful experience."
Jeremiah Ikpenu
BSc (Hons) Computing
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For the BSc (Hons) in Computing Each application is exclusively dealt with to gauge the suitability of the candidate. However, the following provides an overview on the admission policy;
- NCC International Advanced Diploma
- Edexcel HND in a Computing or I.T. related subject
- ABE Advanced Diploma in Business Information Systems
- BCS Diploma
- IMIS Higher Diploma
- ACP Advanced Diploma (with Credit)
- British Council IELTS test score of 6.5 or above is preferable. Similar proficiency tests will be considered
Other qualifications of equivalent standard will be considered.
Please contact to the college for other qualifications. |
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Key Facts
Places available:
16
Number of applicants:
78
Next Session: February 2012
Course Duration: 15 Months
Awarding Body: University of Greenwich
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"Challenges bring out the best in you. At East London College I have been given the opportunity to find my strengths and improve on my weaknesses.
I have been refined by the challenges that will present me with future opportunities. I have had tremendous encouragement and inspiration from lecturers and friends.
I look forward to the future with confidence in the knowledge that hard work reaps rich rewards, the very philosophy promoted here at East London College.
The students, academic staff and lecturers have been very professional in their respective roles and that makes attending classes a delightful experience."
Jeremiah Ikpenu
BSc (Hons) Computing
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Key Facts
Places available:
16
Number of applicants:
78
Next Session: February 2012
Course Duration: 15 Months
Awarding Body: University of Greenwich
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"Challenges bring out the best in you. At East London College I have been given the opportunity to find my strengths and improve on my weaknesses.
I have been refined by the challenges that will present me with future opportunities. I have had tremendous encouragement and inspiration from lecturers and friends.
I look forward to the future with confidence in the knowledge that hard work reaps rich rewards, the very philosophy promoted here at East London College.
The students, academic staff and lecturers have been very professional in their respective roles and that makes attending classes a delightful experience."
Jeremiah Ikpenu
BSc (Hons) Computing
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