Computing Systems
Computing courses teach you how software, data and networks work, and how to build and protect them. You learn by doing, with projects that build a portfolio of work you can show to employers.
What you could study
- Programming and problem solving
- Databases and data analysis
- Web and application development
- Networks, operating systems and security
- Cloud computing
- A final project of your own
Who it suits
Curious problem-solvers, including career changers with no coding background. Courses start from the basics.
Skills you build
- Writing and testing code
- Working with data
- Solving technical problems
- Explaining technical ideas to non-specialists
Where it can lead
- Software or web developer
- Data or systems analyst
- IT support and administration
- Cyber security and risk roles
Study options
Study level
- 1st year entry
When classes run
- 1 day a week
- 2 days a week (about 4 hours each)
- Evening classes
Exact levels and timetables depend on the campus and are confirmed when you apply.