Undergraduate
Undergraduate study in Computing and Information Systems (CIS):
BSc, Diploma and Work Experience Entry Route
Who is it for?
Studying Computing
and Information Systems will give you the fundamental skills
needed to become an information systems professional. You
will learn how to turn a proposal into a working system that
can develop and grow to meet new and changing needs. It is
the aim of the BSc Computing and Information Systems to give
you a wide appreciation of the subject, rather than just an
understanding of existing commercial approaches, so that your
understanding and knowledge can adapt and evolve to match
the skills that will be required in the 21st century. The
degree is designed for a wide range of students, including
those who wish to pursue a career in management, software
engineering or computer programming, based on a strong technical
competence in information systems, and also those who wish
to move on to study for higher degrees in the computing and
information technology area. No prior knowledge of computing
is assumed.
