Bachelor of Arts [B.A] [International Accountancy - Top-up] From University of Huddersfield

Core topics include foundations of computation, programming, multimedia, networks, databases, operating systems, software engineering and professional issues. In addition, youÕll choose from a wide range of specialist modules to tailor your degree to your interests. As well as gaining an understanding of the wider context in which systems operate, youÕll develop your communication and team-working skills. Thanks to the nature of this Computer Science course, offered by The University of Hertfordshire, youÕll develop the broad skills many employers are looking for while keeping your career options open.

What you will learn

You will be taught the fundamental principles of the subject, which will be illustrated with current real-world technologies and applications wherever possible.

First Year: You will be taught the foundations of Computer Science, including a problem solving approach to programming, modelling and representing data, computer design, networks, operating systems and devices.

Second Year: You will deepen your understanding and develop more advanced skills. You will study contemporary issues in the social, professional, ethical and legal aspects of computing. Modules also cover software development, databases, algorithms and data structures, operating systems and networks. The Second Year gives you the opportunity to choose two additional modules.

Work placement/study abroad year: You may choose to undertake a paid work placement or study abroad at one of our worldwide partner universities.

Final Year: There are core modules on computer security, project planning, the user experience and concurrency, plus two modules of your choice. You will also undertake an individual project, typically an extensive piece of practical and written work.

Why choose this course?

• Flexibility Ð you may choose this course, which has an emphasis on mainstream computer science and software development, or change to another BSc in our programme.
• Be part of a highly regarded well established computer science department with excellent facilities, a strong research background, and links to business and industry.
• Prepare yourself for a career in the IT sector through a mix of academic, professional and practical study, with opportunities for industry certifications and a paid placement year. Previous students have worked placements at companies including Microsoft, IBM, and BT
• You will join a lively academic community in the School of Computer Science at Hertfordshire, one of the largest and most established in the country.
• You will be taught by highly qualified staff, most with a PhD or other advanced degree in addition to research, teaching, or professional experience.
• The School has an excellent research record and strong links with local and national business, in particular with employers.
• Recent graduates from Computer Science have gone on to work at amazing organisations including Sega Europe, Canon UK, and EE

What job can I get?

There are careers opportunities in many employment sectors, including the IT industry, business, education and government. Our graduates have become software developers, programmers, web developers, business analysts, database administrators, project managers and IT consultants, or have studied for postgraduate degrees.

Recent graduates have become software developers, programmers, web developers, project managers, software engineers and IT consultants, or have gone on to postgraduate study. Graduates have landed jobs at companies such as FDM, Deutsche Bank, Oracle, Ford and many other world-class organisations.