Diploma of Higher Education - DHE

Bachelor of Science with Honours - BSH

Level 6 Core

Level 6

Level 5 Core

Level 5

Programme Structure

Entry to level 6 of the programme will be permitted if an applicant can demonstrate that they have achieved the learning outcomes for levels 4 and 5 of the Oryx delivered, LJMU validated, BSc(Hons) full time programme, code 36394. Exceptionally, entry to level 5 of the programme will be allowed if a candidate can demonstrate that they have previously achieved the equivalent of 120 level 4 credits, mapped against level 4 of programme 36394. English language: IELTS 6.0 overall with a minimum 5.5 in each component. Any English qualifications that are different from the above, but are equivalent will be accepted if Oryx can provide evidence of equivalence. The Faculty Recognition Group will review the evidence and agree this equivalence before students are admitted onto the programme.

Entry to level 6 of the programme will be permitted if an applicant can demonstrate that they have achieved the learning outcomes for levels 4 and 5 of the Oryx delivered, LJMU validated, BSc(Hons) full time programme, code 36394. Exceptionally, entry to level 5 of the programme will be allowed if a candidate can demonstrate that they have previously achieved the equivalent of 120 level 4 credits, mapped against level 4 of programme 36394. English language: IELTS 6.0 overall with a minimum 5.5 in each component. Any English qualifications that are different from the above, but are equivalent will be accepted if Oryx can provide evidence of equivalence. The Faculty Recognition Group will review the evidence and agree this equivalence before students are admitted onto the programme. Offerings: All

Have a clear understanding of how to effectively and creatively manage Computer Science projects.

Apply numerical and formal methods skills to cases involving a quantitative dimension.

Use knowledge with originality and be innovative in Computer Science.

Use such knowledge with originality in system modelling, requirements analysis and design.

Have widened and deepened conceptual and practical knowledge and skills in the areas of Computer Science.

Have been exposed to and applied a range of advanced tools and techniques used in the specification of complex computer based systems.

Use information technology, e.g. Computer Science tools.

Have critically analysed a range of development domains.

Use a wide range of computing tools, facilities and techniques effectively.

Develop and evaluate Computer Science projects.

Apply appropriate research methods critically to conduct original Computer Science related research.

Study independently at an advanced level and have developed effective methodology skills for original research.

Perform critical evaluation and testing for a computer-based system.

Demonstrate systematic and comprehensive knowledge and understanding of Computer Science concepts, principles and theories.

Plan and manage learning and development.

Be critically aware of current and developing principles and practices within Computer Science.

Comprehensively and critically understand current research issues in the relevant aspects of Computer Science.

Deploy appropriate methods and tools creatively for the specification of a complex computer-based system.

Course Catalogue

Computer Science - 36395 - BSc (Hons)