Computing Computing can be studied as a specialist subject or in combination with a range of other subjects. As a computer specialist, you could be involved in applications in, for example, business, finance, manufacturing or the media. The Computing Degree Scheme offers a broad range of specialist degrees, each of which directly leads to a career in the computing industry. Computer Science BSc. Computing Each course has a set of core modules and a wide range of options.
Provision is made for students with different background knowledge of computing when they start.
By having a common set of well-defined core modules in year one, you are able to delay your choice of specialism until the until the beginning of your second year giving you a chance to get a real feel for the subject. It is even possible to transfer to the Business Information Systems course after the first semester and vice versa. You will also have the opportunity to select from a wide range of non-computing options, such as Languages, Business and Mathematical Sciences. The BSc. and BSc. Computing degree has only minimal core requirements and allows combinations of modules which cannot be taken in the Computer Science degrees.