BSc (Hons) Computing

BSc (Hons) Computing is a three years course of Coventry University. The uptake of digital technology in society has greatly increased our need for interactive computing devices – now an intrinsic part of everyday life for anything and everything from entertainment and education to healthcare, work and transport.

This course gives an understanding of computer technologies through techniques, theory, and application. The course focuses on introducing the latest programming languages, designing tools, and designing languages and databases. Students are offered the opportunity to develop skills and knowledge at the international level through participation in Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL) project activities with students from universities abroad.

The final year project is key highlights of the course, the students are required to do the project solving real time issues. The project enhances critical thinking and logical thinking skills alongside IT skills. Additionally, the students get the experience of working in real-time as the college also has tied up with top IT companies for industrial visits, workshops, boot camps, guest lectures, and job placement.

On successful completion, student should be able to:

• Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the underlying technology, design methods and programming languages required to practice as an IT professional
• Appreciate the cultural,commercial, ethical and professional issues connected with the IT industry and professional practice within it.
• Demonstrate awareness of emergent technologies and techniques in the wider computing domain, such as distributed resources, big data and application development.
• Apply appropriate problem-solving techniques and design protocols to computing requirements or issues.
• Research the concept, design and development of a product in the computing domain, providing relevant and useful conclusions in the evaluation of the implementation.