School of Computing and Engineering

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1 School of Computing and Engineering We offer employmentfocused education and research in computing, the built environment and engineering, delivering industryrelevant skills and knowledge to our students. Applied Sound Engineering 124 Architectural Design and Technology 125 Building Surveying* 126 BEng (Hons) Civil and Environmental Engineering 127 Computer Science 128 Cyber Security * 129 Construction Project Management 130 Creative Computing 133 BEng (Hons) Electrical and Electronic Engineering 134 BEng (Hons) Electrical and Electronic Engineering (Top-up) 135 Information Technology Management for Business (ITMB) 136 Information Technology Management for Business (ITMB) with Industrial Placement 137 Mobile Computing 138 Computing Information Systems (Part-time) 140 FdSc Computing Information Systems (Part-time) 141 * Subject to validation and may change. Please check uwl.ac.uk for the most up-to-date information. 122

2 Enhanced career prospects: Internationally recognised expertise. University of West London Undergraduate Prospectus

3 HH36 HH36 Also available part time Applied Sound Engineering The purpose of this course is to meet the needs of sound engineering in a variety of industries and provide you with the best possible opportunity to succeed in your chosen career. The course team is made up of specialist professional practitioners with a variety of academic and vocational backgrounds. This course is unique in combining vocational study and practice with theoretical underpinning in a manner that supports personal development. Employment destinations can include: studio recording engineering, computer music and synthesis, live sound recording and engineering, sound system design, field service engineering, acoustic consultancy (installation), design and test engineering for audio hardware and software, theatre sound engineering, sound designer and audio post production, audiology, broadcast engineering and production. overview This course aims to deliver a solid understanding of sound engineering concepts, knowledge and vocational skills. Skills for sound theory and production (studio, live and computer based), programming and electronics using up-to-date systems will be developed throughout the course. You will be exposed to the latest developments in practice that ensure you receive comprehensive theoretical and vocational instruction in sound engineering. One key strength of the course is the blend of music technology, live sound, acoustics, electronics, and software engineering. This multidiscipline approach enables students to develop a far deeper technical understanding of the processes involved in sound engineering for a much wider variety of applications, which improves prospects for graduate employability as well as personal development. Theory of Sound Sound Recording Techniques 1 Digital Audio Systems Audio Engineering 1 Software Engineering 1 Mathematics for Engineering 1. Sound Synthesis Sound Recording Techniques 2 Live Sound Engineering Audio Engineering 2 Acoustics Embedded Application Development. Lighting and Sound System Design Audio Digital Signal Processing Music Production Sound for Picture Applied Sound Project. Study progression MA Audio Technology MA Music Industry Management and Artist Development MA Record Production. UWL has one of the largest academically controlled studio complexes in the country, with 23 studios, labs and teaching studios on the Ealing campus. Additional entry requirements: Applicants must have Mathematics at Grade B or above. 124

4 K131 Architectural Design and Technology This is a practically focused technical design course, where you will be trained and encouraged to develop the skills to undertake a professional role within the architecture industry. The course is fully accredited by the Chartered Institute of Architectural Technologists (CIAT). K131 Also available part-time overview In contemporary architectural design, reconciling the needs of the client, the community and the environment, the formation of design proposals and detailed decision-making, are challenging tasks, which require expert and professional judgment. This course will enable you to develop these skills, as well as a range of skills that are transferable to other design areas of built environment. Architectural technologists use their technological knowledge to make sure building designs work as intended in real life. They work on domestic, commercial and industrial projects. This course will enable you to appreciate the interrelationships and multidisciplinary nature of built environment and to gain a broad understanding of the work of fellow professionals in neighbouring disciplines. It will also reinforce the attainment of detailed design, BIM skills and sustainable development. Core Skills Building Technology Building Regulatory Control CAD and BIM Design Procedures and Procurement Construction Materials. Advanced Technology Environmental Science Building Surveying and Adaptation Construction Law Design Technology Integrated Construction Project. Construction Economics and Finance Advanced Architectural Presentation Design Project Sustainable Technologies for Building Dissertation. This course is accredited by the Chartered Institute of Architectural Technologists (CIAT), ensuring that you receive a professionally focused qualification. On successful completion of this course, you will be able to pursue a career as an architectural technologist in the construction industry. Successful students leave with the knowledge and skills required for this role, but also other design roles within the field of built environment. University of West London Undergraduate Prospectus

5 IA11 IA11 Also available part-time Building Surveying This course enables you to develop a professional career in building surveying in the property development and construction industries. This course is seeking partnership with the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveying (RICS). On successful completion of this course you will be eligible for a professional career in property development and construction industry, either as a building surveyor or a management role in property development, management or operation. You will also have knowledge of sustainable technology and principles, which might lead you towards an abroad field in construction industry. You can also choose to progress onto our MSc or PhD Sustainable Built Environments. Study progression We currently offer a postgraduate course MSc in Sustainable Project Management which offers a further level of study in building design and project management. You can also choose to progress onto our MPhil or PhD Sustainable Built Environments. overview A building surveyor specialises in the quality and maintenance of buildings, working in areas such as property trading, refurbishment or alteration, and resolving disputes between adjoining owners or landlord and tenant. This course covers a broad range of appropriate modules and the intellectual and practical skills in observation and analysis of building. However the skills are transferable to other surveying roles within the built environment. Successful graduates are able to appreciate the interrelationships and multidisciplinary nature of the built environment, to gain a broad understanding of project management principles regarding process, law, procurement, contracting, tendering, business and finance, etc, and building technologies and regulations, to master the key practical skills for building surveying, including building pathology, land and building surveying, building technology and regulations, building information modelling (BIM) and CAD. It also reinforces the attainment of sustainable design, construction, management and operation. Core Skills Building Technology Building Regulatory Control CAD and BIM Design Procedures and Procurement Construction Materials. Advanced Technology Environmental Science Building Surveying and Adaptation Construction Law Building Pathology Integrated Construction Project. Construction Economics and Finance Building Information Modelling Contract Administration Sustainable Technologies for Building Dissertation. 126

6 H290 BEng (Hons) Civil and Environmental Engineering Accredited by the Institution of Civil Engineers, the Institution of Structural Engineers, the Chartered Institution of Highways and Transportation and the Institute of Highway Engineers, you will receive a highly regarded professional qualification as well as a degree. BEng (Hons) H290 Also available part-time with day release option overview This course covers the main civil engineering disciplines of structures, geotechnics, water engineering, and highway engineering, and will provide you with the key analytical and practical skills and knowledge required to become a chartered civil or structural engineer. You will be taught by experts in structural, water and geotechnical engineering and benefit from the latest world-leading research we are doing. We will show you how to think about problems from a sustainable point of view, so you are prepared for the ever changing needs of our world. The core curriculum includes instruction in all main subject areas, concentrating on analysis and materials behaviour, with increasing focus on design and environmental management in the specialisation years. Throughout, there is emphasis on the personal development of students within a professional environment. After graduating, our students have gone on to work for consultants, contractors or government at senior management level. Health and Safety Structural Mechanics Civil Engineering Construction Civil Engineering Practice Construction Materials Core Studies including CAD and Land Survey Mathematic for Civil Engineers. Fluid Mechanics Design of Structural Elements Highway Engineering Geology and Elements of Soil Mechanics Construction Laboratories Design of Steel and Masonry Structures Sustainable Civil Engineering. Commercial Management Final Year Project Environmental Protection Engineering Geotechnical Design Structural Design Project. The expertise of leading industry consultants and businesses feeds directly into your accredited degree. Civil engineering is traditionally broken into several sub-disciplines. Our graduates can follow their career in any of the following sub-disciplines: Structural engineering, Water resources engineering, Transportation engineering, Materials science and engineering, Construction engineering, Environmental engineering, Geotechnical engineering. Additional entry requirements: Level 3 qualifications must include Mathematics and/or Physics. University of West London Undergraduate Prospectus

7 G401 G401 Computer Science On this course, you will learn about the fundamentals and science behind computing, and you will develop the knowledge and skills to pursue a career in this field. We are members of the Academic Developer Programme and Alliance of leading firms. We are also in the process of seeking British Computer Society Accreditation. On successful completion of this course, you will be in a position to apply for various roles in computing, including software developer and programmer. If you would like to continue your studies, you can choose to progress onto one of our postgraduate courses. overview A degree in computer science will help you gain the key skills and knowledge for designing and developing software systems for a variety of applications, ranging from mobile systems to large scale applications for enterprises. As part of this course you will cover the concepts and the basis for producing sound and demanding applications. Our course focuses on practical skills, influenced by research, and by industry and market requirements, helping you prepare for employment. The first year of the course focuses on the fundamentals with laboratory sessions. The second year covers the core concepts for producing applications for mobile and businesses, with the final year of studies covering the advance topics in artificial intelligence and computer security. The third year project allows you to design a comprehensive and sophisticated software application. Computer Architecture Mathematics for Computing Programming Data Communications Algorithms and Data Types Information Systems and Databases. Object Oriented Software Development Distributed Computing Mobile Application Development Functional Programming Group Project. Plus ONE option from: Mobile Application Development 2 Human-Centred Computing. Applied Software Engineering Computer Security Project. Plus ONE option from: Natural Language Interfaces Artificial Intelligence. 128

8 Cyber Security* The Cyber Security course has been developed in response to the high demand for cyber security professionals. Built on a solid foundation in computer science, this course provides professional education in the theory and practice of cyber security. Visit uwl.ac.uk for code Also available part-time overview The course is designed to have a good coverage to the security disciplines and skill groups defined by the prestigious Institute of Information Security Professionals. The course also provides a solid foundation in computer science. In partnership with Amazon, the course integrates Amazon s worldleading cloud infrastructure, services and security solutions into the curriculum. The course will be taught by an academic team with unique research and professional practice directly in cyber security. In the first year you study a broad curriculum developing knowledge in various aspects of computer science, and gaining skills in problem solving, program design and implementation. Year 2 and Year 3 focus on a range of specialised and advanced cyber security topics, and equip you with knowledge and skills to take up professional roles in broad areas of cyber security. * Subject to validation and may change. Please check uwl.ac.uk for the most up-to-date information. Computer Architecture Mathematics for Computing Programming Data Communications Algorithms and Data Types Information Systems and Databases. Introduction to Cryptography Distributed Computing Mobile Application Development Network and Systems Security Web and Mobile Security Team Project. Security Management Cloud Security Option module (Applied Software Engineering, Artificial Intelligence, Responsible Computing) Project. This course is unique in that it provides you with a comprehensive and critical understanding of cyber security in addition to a solid grounding in computer science. There is a huge market demand for cyber security skills in the UK and worldwide. Graduates of this course will be able to pursue careers as cyber security specialists within a wide range of both public and private sectors, including law enforcement, government agencies and security consultancies, or within commercial IT departments and other computing positions where computer security is an issue. University of West London Undergraduate Prospectus

9 K221 K221 Also available part-time Construction Project Management This is a practically orientated, commercial and technical management course. It will train you for the professional role of construction project manager. The course is fully accredited by the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB). This course is accredited by the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB), and is also recognised by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS). On completion of this course, you will have the knowledge and skills to take various management roles in development and construction projects. You may also choose to follow a career in project management, construction site management, financial management or facility management. overview With a set of project management knowledge and skills, a project manager usually is a high level management role within a large construction or development project, who has to insure a construction project effectively and efficiently being procured, designed and contracted through a proper tendering process, and successfully being delivered safely, on time, within budget. This course will enable you to develop an insight into various construction project management methods and techniques required for successful construction project and site management. These include the knowledge and skills of procurement and tendering method and process management, project and resource management, contract administration and risk management, CAD and BIM, building technology, building regulations and construction law, etc. The course also emphasises the knowledge and skills of sustainable development and construction. Core Skills Building Technology Building Regulatory Control CAD and BIM Design Procedures and Procurement Construction Materials. Advanced Technology Environmental Science Project Planning Construction Law Project Management Integrated Construction Project. Construction Economics and Finance Commercial Management Contract Administration Sustainable Technologies for Building Dissertation. 130

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12 Creative Computing An honours degree in Creative Computing will prepare you for a career in the creative media industries, utilising contemporary computer technology to design and develop digital solutions for a variety of domains including web, games, mobile and innovative devices. I102 I102 overview The skills of a creative technologist are inherently multidisciplinary. They need the knowledge of a designer to innovate, underpinned by the technical skills to develop prototypes and applications. This course is unique in that it will offer students the opportunity to develop their own unique skill-set enabling them to work across a broad spectrum of the creative media industries. This course delivers a critical awareness of computer technology as an agent of change and the ability to accurately select and use relevant digital and non-digital tools and techniques for design, development and testing of digital solutions. You will have the opportunity to develop a systematic understanding of the role of the user in the design, development and consumption of computer technology. The course also offers the opportunity to undertake practical and theoretical research as appropriate in order to meet a design brief. Successful completion of the course will provide you with the knowledge and confidence to apply established and innovative techniques using contemporary programming methods and paradigms in the fast-changing and evolving environment of the production pipeline. Computer Architecture Mathematics Programming Developing a Digital Identity Information Systems and Databases User Experience Design. Rich Internet Applications Games Design Games, Simulations and Virtual Worlds Human Centred Computing Team Project. Responsible Computing Artificial Intelligence Computer Security Major Project. This course is unique in that it will offer you the opportunity to experience and explore diverse creative areas. Graduates with a creative computing degree will have a broad-based set of skills in applying creativity to both software and hardware. Students graduating from this course will be able to apply for roles within the creative computing industry sectors. These include but are not limited to: Web Designer/Developer Games Designer/Developer Interactive UI Engineer UX Designer Interaction Designer Application Designer/ Developer (eg Smartphone, tablet, interaction peripherals etc). University of West London Undergraduate Prospectus

13 H660 BEng (Hons) H660 BEng (Hons) Electrical and Electronic Engineering This course provides a wide coverage of electrical and electronic engineering to allow access to a wide range of career options. The course is seeking accreditation from the Institute of Engineering and Technology. This course has been designed to meet the needs of industry and the professional bodies. This course equips you with the necessary academic and practical skills that are required for a number of engineering professions: Electronic engineer Electrical engineer Software engineer EDA engineer Biomedical engineer Research and Development engineer. overview The BEng (Hons) degree in Electrical and Electronic Engineering provides students with a wide range of engineering knowledge and skills required for their chosen career path in the industry. The course provides an integrated approach to electrical and electronic engineering by combining academic rigour with engineering design applications, business skills and professional studies. Throughout the course students are given the opportunity to gain relevant practical skills using stateof-the-art technology to produce practical and innovative solutions to a wide range of engineering problems. From day one, students will be developing electronic circuits from prototype design through to fully assembled PCBs. There are practical laboratory sessions to complement the taught electrical and electronic theory and in the final year, students will select modules to help them develop their own specific engineering interests and chosen career path. When it comes to final year projects, students are encouraged to develop their own projects and where possible, to engage in a project collaboration with an industry partner. Mathematics for Engineering 1 Electrical Theory 1 Engineering Applications Engineering Software 1 Engineering Software 2 Engineering Science. Mathematics for Engineering 2 Electrical Theory 2 Analogue Electronics Digital Electronics Control Theory and Practice (optional) Power Systems (optional) Instrumentation and Measurements (optional) Embedded Systems (optional). Professional Studies Sustainable Design Development Project Analogue Systems (optional) Communication Systems (optional) Digital Signal Processing (optional) Signal and Systems (optional) Power Networks (optional) Power Control Systems (optional). Additional entry requirements: Applicants must have Mathematics and/or Physics at Grade B or higher. 134

14 R123 BEng (Hons) Electrical and Electronic Engineering Top-up Creativity and problem-solving is one of the fundamental principles of Engineering and lies at the heart of the BEng (Hons) Top-up degree in Electrical and Electronic Engineering. BEng (Hons) R123 One year overview Students are taught the relevant practical skills using state-of-the-art technology to produce practical and innovative solutions to a wide range of engineering problems. The course provides an integrated approach to electrical and electronic engineering by combining academic rigour with engineering design applications, business skills and professional studies. The course has been designed to provide students with a wide range of engineering knowledge and skills required for their chosen career path in such fields as: electrical or electronic engineering, power engineering, communication systems, analogue systems and digital systems. Students are taught the relevant practical skills using state-of-the-art technology to produce practical and innovative solutions to a wide range of engineering problems. Students will be given the opportunity to specialise in their chosen field of engineering by choosing elective optional modules. When it comes to final year projects, students are encouraged to develop their own projects and where possible, to engage with an industry partner. (Level 6) Professional Studies Sustainable Design Development Project Communication Systems (optional) Signal and Systems (optional) Power Networks (optional) Digital Signal Processing (optional) Analogue Systems (optional) Software and Interfacing. Additional entry requirements: Students with a cumulative 240 credits at levels 4 and 5, including a minimum of 120 credits at Level 5 from any relevant programmes such as a HND/FdEng or equivalent qualification will be considered for the programme. International students applying for this course must have a qualification that is equivalent to a British HND or FdEng/Sc. This course particularly welcomes applicants with a Progression or Advanced Diploma in Engineering. All applications will be made on a case by case basis. This course has been designed to meet the needs of industry and the professional bodies. This course equips you with the necessary academic and practical skills that are required for a number of engineering professions: Electronic engineer Electrical engineer Software engineer EDA engineer Biomedical engineer Research and Development engineer. University of West London Undergraduate Prospectus

15 4V47 4V47 Information Technology Management for Business (ITMB) This course is accredited as a Tech Industry Gold degree by the Tech Partnership. Tech Industry Gold degrees have been developed by major employers and blend the technical, business and interpersonal skills most valued by today s businesses. This course is designed for students to engage with employers throughout the duration of the ITMB degree. The aim of this course is to produce graduates who are capable of making a real contribution to their new employer within a few months of graduation. Possible careers include IT management, business strategy and planning, systems analysis and design, database development and administration and IT consultancy. The set of practical skills and theoretical knowledge gained will allow your career to flourish. If you would like to continue your studies, you can progress onto one of our postgraduate courses. overview The ITMB is designed to allow you to play a leading role in mobilising IT and information systems to deliver business efficiency and competitive edge. The ITMB will provide you with knowledge and technical skills in information systems development and implementation as well as generic business and management skills, preparing you for a fulfilling career in IT management or consultancy roles. There is a strong focus on problem solving and project management and in developing the interpersonal and critical skills needed to be work-ready on graduation. A notable feature of this degree is the link with companies that were involved in its development, through guru lectures, national networking events and competitions, industry mentors and project work. The course is backed by over 70 major organisations so you can be confident that it is up to date and relevant for the workplace. You will often work in teams, providing solutions to employer supplied case studies, which means that once you successfully complete the course you will have a range of technical and personal skills being demanded by IT employers in today s global digital economy. Software Development Skills for the IS Professional Developing a Digital Identity Information Systems and Databases The Business Environment Business Accounting for Managers. The IT Industry Internet Applications E-Business Networks and Security Requirements Management Managing Business Operations Enterprise and Business Development Group Project. Business Intelligence Technologies Business Strategy in the Digital Environment IS Project Management Project Option. 136

16 NN20 Information Technology Management for Business (ITMB) with Industrial Placement This course is accredited as a Tech Industry Gold degree by the Tech Partnership. Tech Industry Gold degrees have been developed by major employers and blend the technical, business and interpersonal skills most valued by today s businesses. NN20 Four years overview The ITMB is designed to allow you to play a leading role in mobilising IT and information systems to deliver business efficiency and competitive edge. The one year industrial placement gives you the opportunity to obtain further work experience that will help you to secure employment on graduation. The ITMB will provide you with knowledge and technical skills in information systems development and implementation as well as generic business and management skills, preparing you for a fulfilling career in IT management or consultancy roles. There is a strong focus on problem solving and project management and in developing the interpersonal and critical skills needed to be workready on graduation. A notable feature of this degree is the link with companies that were involved in its development, through guru lectures, national networking events and competitions, industry mentors and project work. The course is backed by over 70 major organisations so you can be confident that it is up to date and relevant for the workplace. You will often work in teams, providing solutions to employer supplied case studies, which means that once you successfully complete the course you will have a range of technical and personal skills being demanded by IT employers in today s global digital economy. Software Development Skills for the IS Professional Developing a Digital Identity Information Systems and Databases The Business Environment Business Accounting for Managers. The IT Industry Internet Applications E-Business Networks and Security Requirements Management Managing Business Operations Enterprise and Business Development Group Project. Industrial placement. Year Four Business Intelligence Technologies Business Strategy in the Digital Environment IS Project Management Project Option. This course is designed for students to engage with employers throughout the duration of the ITMB degree. The aim of this course is to produce graduates who are capable of making a real contribution to their new employer within a few months of graduation. Possible careers include IT management, business strategy and planning, systems analysis and design, database development and administration and IT consultancy. The set of practical skills and theoretical knowledge gained will allow your career to flourish. University of West London Undergraduate Prospectus

17 I990 I990 Mobile Computing This course has been designed with input from mobile industry professionals and focuses on software development which will provide an opportunity for students to showcase their achievements outside of the University. This course has been designed with input from professionals from the mobile industry. On successful completion of this course, you will be in a position to apply for various roles in computing, including mobile application developer, software engineer and systems developer. If you would like to continue your studies, you can choose to progress onto one of our postgraduate courses. overview Mobile Computing covers an expanding and exciting range of devices from phones to items you might wear, such as a watch or a pair of glasses. The individual processing power of these devices is increasing, providing opportunities to create new applications within a range of industries. When these devices are connected together, or through the Internet, they can provide an even more powerful computing resource. In this course you will: Learn how to leverage this power by developing software for a range of mobile and embedded hardware Learn how to develop portable software capable of running on a range of mobile devices Learn how to design mobile applications that interact within their environment Learn how to process and analyse data collected by a mobile device Develop programming skills in industry relevant languages Gain experience using open source tools throughout the course. Overall, this course offers a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience working with the latest mobile technologies. Computer Architecture Mathematics for Computing Programming Data Communications Algorithms and Data Types Information Systems and Databases. Mobile Application Development Distributed Computing Mobile Application Development 2 Embedded Application Development Group Project. Plus ONE option from: Object Oriented Software Development Human-Centred Computing. Natural Language Interfaces Software Porting Project. Plus ONE option from: Computer Security Artificial Intelligence. 138

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19 Visit uwl.ac.uk for code Part-time intensive Computing Information Systems (Part-time Saturday)* This degree will give you a solid understanding of the theory, practice and applications of computing and information systems, and of how they function in continuously changing environments within a variety of organisations. You will be encouraged to develop all the skills you need to become a confident and competent computing professional. Part-time intensive Saturday course offering the opportunity of pursuing formal educational qualifications for career progression. With this course, we aim to open doors for you. Recent surveys show there is a skills shortage in IT, and we will give you all the knowledge, experience and skills you need to start a rewarding career in one of many fields, such as systems analyst/designer, data analyst, user support and applications support, programmer/software developer, project manager, network specialist, database administrator, usability engineer, IS strategy, planning and business analyst, and ICT operations. overview You will be encouraged to develop all the skills you need to become a confident and competent computing professional. The course is a part-time intensive course delivered on a Saturday (9am 5pm) with entry points in October and February each academic year thus allowing the student to study and work in parallel. As part of this course you will cover the concepts and the basis for producing sound and demanding applications. This course enables you to balance your studies with other commitments. Introduction to Internet Technologies Fundamentals of Software Development Computer Systems Fundamentals Analysing Information Systems Problem Solving in Computing Information and Numerical Analysis. Object-Oriented Modelling Object-Oriented Programming Database Design and Management Internet Technologies Professional IT User Requirements Specification Network Management. Advanced Databases Applied Software Engineering Development Methods IT Industry Project Preparation Project Information Systems Project Management. Additional entry requirements: 280 tariff points or equivalent qualifications at Level 3, normally a minimum of two subjects plus a Level 2 qualification in English and Maths. This course particularly welcomes applicants with the following qualifications: Progression or Advanced Diploma in IT. * Subject to validation and may change. Please check uwl.ac.uk for the most up-to-date information. 140

20 FdSc Computing Information Systems (Part-time Saturday)* This course provides a thorough grounding in Computer Information Systems through the modules that make up the qualification title. You will need to undertake practical activities to achieve the learning outcomes of the various modules. FdSc Visit uwl.ac.uk for code Two years Part-time intensive overview You will be encouraged to build upon your employment in fulfilment of the assessments. The course is a part-time intensive course delivered on a Saturday (9am 5pm) with entry points in October and February each academic year thus allowing you to study and work in parallel. As part of this course you will cover the concepts and the basis for producing sound and demanding applications. Personal and Problem Solving Skills in Computing Fundamentals of Software Development Computer Systems Fundamentals Introduction to Internet Technology Analysing Information Systems Negotiated Work and Project Based Learning in Computing-L4. Negotiated Work and Project Based Learning in Computing-L5 Professional IT Level 5 User Requirements Specification Object Oriented Modelling Database Design and Management Network Management Internet Technologies. Power Networks (optional) Digital Signal Processing (optional) Analogue Systems (optional) Professional Studies Sustainable Design Development Project Power Control Systems (optional) Software and Interfacing (optional)* Communication Systems. Part-time intensive Saturday course offering the opportunity of pursuing formal educational qualifications for career progression. Upon successful completion of the course, students can progress onto the third year of the BSc with honours degree in Computing Information Systems. It will give you all the knowledge, experience and skills you need to start a rewarding career in one of many fields, such as systems analyst/designer, data analyst, user support and applications support, programmer/software developer, project manager, network specialist, database administrator, usability engineer, IS strategy, planning and business analyst, and ICT operations. * Subject to validation and may change. Please check uwl.ac.uk for the most up-to-date information. 72 Additional entry requirements: 280 tariff points or equivalent qualifications at Level 3, normally a minimum of two subjects plus a Level 2 qualification in English and Maths. University of West London Undergraduate Prospectus