The course aims to help students develop the skills required to work in the IT industry through a range of practical and skills-based study methods.
If you enjoy figuring out how things work and have a curious mind, a computing course could be just what you are looking for.
The course aims to help students develop the skills required to work in the IT industry through a range of practical and skills-based study methods.
The course also aims to enable students to develop both personally and professionally by providing opportunity to enhance enquiry and investigation skills in solving complex problems both individually and in collaborative environments.
The academic qualities of students can be enhanced through a series of contextual written tasks which relate directly to IT industry situations. These tasks also provide insight into how IT companies work.
For students wishing to progress onto higher levels of study, we aim to develop all the necessary qualities required and offer direct routes of progression.
You will learn a wide range of subjects, covering the diverse aspects of computing, including programming, analysis, design, computer architecture, networking, business communication, social media, cyber security, database design and professional practice.
Examples of units you may study include:
Information Technology Systems
Creating Systems to Manage Information
Using Social Media in Business
Cyber security and Incident Management
Programming
IT Project Management
Website Development
Computer Games Development
IT Technical Support and Management
Data Modelling
You can expect to become fully prepared for the IT industry and business world, by learning key industry skills from experienced tutors. We offer you a clear progression route on your journey to become a qualified computing engineer, with support from staff who have industry experience in their specialist area.
Our courses are designed with you in mind, with progression available through the levels up to Higher National Diploma (HND) at Level 5. It also fully meets entry requirements for progression to a degree course in IT
This course is equivalent to three A Levels.
Nottingham College is a further education college with a wide range of full-time, part-time and degree level courses and apprenticeships.
This is the first of two OU level one modules that introduce you to key concepts in computing and information technology (IT), such as digital technologies, programming and networking.
Learn the fundamentals of information technology. This one-year course, studied across 9 hours per week at either our College Green Centre or South Bristol Skills Academy, provides an introduction to information technology to help you develop the skills you will need to progress onto a Level 2 cour...
The Level 1 IT course will help you to improve your ability to use a range of IT applications and computer skills that are regularly used in an office-based role to produce documents, spreadsheets and presentations. You will also learn about using email and IT security.
With guidance you will be able to operate information and communication software or hardware with knowledge and understanding in the topics they undertake
This qualification is for learners who want to develop and extend their digital skills to prepare for employment for different roles in the digital and creative industries, such as software and programming, network support and digital design.
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