Computer Studies / Computing

Course summary

Computer Science helps you to develop useful real world skills in a practical context. The course develops a student’s ability to think innovatively, analytically, logically and critically. It not only develops skills in program development through computational thinking but also a student's ability to write analytically and to consider moral and ethical implications of technology on society. Whilst Computer Science is a specialised subject, the skills developed through the course are applicable to a wide variety of higher educational courses, not only in the written skills but the ability to provide practical solutions to given problems.