This four-year sandwich degree aims to provide students with the wide range of skills and techniques necessary for a career in the field of systems development, with special emphasis on the methods and techniques applicable in business and commerce. Following a First Year common to Computing for Business, Computing for Industry and Computing Studies, in Years 2 and 4 some computing units are shared with other routes, whilst other units concentrate on developing business skills. Year 3 is a compulsory professional work placement in inductry. This is normally undertaken in the UK, although placements can be arranged in Europe. Year 4 includes a compulsory Project unit.
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All types of computing careers will be open to graduates of this course, including work as programmers, system implementers, database administrators, and network managers. This four-year sandwich degree provides a professional education in the theory and practice of computing, with special emphasis on industrial computing applications and techniques. Graduates from this degree programme are able to embark upon careers in systems development in an industrial environment, or more broadly in the computing industry as a whole. Following a First Year common to Computing for Business, Computing for Industry and Computing Studies, in Years 2 and 4 some computing units are shared with other routes, whilst other units concentrate on developing business skills. Year 3 is a compulsory professional work placement in inductry.