Diploma of Higher Education - DHE

Certificate of Higher Education - CHE

Bachelor of Science with Honours - BSH

Level 5 Core

Level 5

Level 6 Core

Level 6

Level 4 Core

Level 4

Programme Structure

Entry to level-4 A Level equal to 112 UCAS points, OR an equivalent qualification approved by LJMU’s academic registry (e.g. International Foundation Year). English : IELTS score 6.0 OR an equivalent English Language Proficiency Assessment approved by LJMU’s academic registry. ------------------ Advanced Entry (Level-5 & Level-6): Qualification: All advanced entry applications/claims will be considered based on LJMU’s RP(E)L policy. All applications will be processed by OUC admissions team and assessed by the program team of the academic affairs department e.g. Curriculum mapping will be submitted to LJMU’s FRG for approval RP(E)L claim approval. English: IELTS score 6.0 OR an equivalent English Language Proficiency Assessment approved by LJMU’s academic registry.

Entry to level-4 A Level equal to 112 UCAS points, OR an equivalent qualification approved by LJMU’s academic registry (e.g. International Foundation Year). English : IELTS score 6.0 OR an equivalent English Language Proficiency Assessment approved by LJMU’s academic registry. ------------------ Advanced Entry (Level-5 & Level-6): Qualification: All advanced entry applications/claims will be considered based on LJMU’s RP(E)L policy. All applications will be processed by OUC admissions team and assessed by the program team of the academic affairs department e.g. Curriculum mapping will be submitted to LJMU’s FRG for approval RP(E)L claim approval. English: IELTS score 6.0 OR an equivalent English Language Proficiency Assessment approved by LJMU’s academic registry. Offerings: All

Critically evaluate and test a computer-based system.

Undertake algorithm selection and deployment.

Critically assess emerging and developing practices in Software Engineering.

Critically evaluate and test software systems against requirements.

Communicate complex information effectively by written or verbal means.

Identify job roles and opportunities that reflect personal interest and expertise.

Work professionally as a member of a team.

Evaluate tools and methods for selection and use in the development process.

Plan and manage personal learning and development

Work on software engineering problems in an ethical way.

Apply computer programming skills to medium to large systems.

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

Apply problem solving in the context of large computer based systems. Perform systems modelling of computer-based systems as part of the development process.

Use knowledge with originality and be innovative in Software Engineering.

Use an extensive range of Software Development tools.

Critically reflect on the relationship of hardware to software in computer systems.

Apply numerical methods to computing problems involving a quantitative dimension.

Deploy systematic and comprehensive knowledge and understanding of Software Engineering concepts, principles and theories to computing problems.

Apply formal methods and modelling techniques to software engineering problems.

Course Catalogue

Software Engineering - 36634 - BSc (Hons)