In addition, youÕll acquire in-depth knowledge of algorithms, design, programming and testing techniques. By the end of the course, youÕll have confidence in your knowledge of common system and network architectures and system development approaches, requirements capture, design methods, models, tools, and techniques.YouÕll become well-versed in implementing and testing systems and software maintenance. Key to this course is cultivating a reflective approach to project management issues arising from team-based software development.This exciting Computer Science degree course offered by Brunel University London is also increasingly using technologies such as drones and robots in coursework and projects.Our course is designed for flexibility, so if youÕre not sure which route you want to go, you can select modules and specialise gradually during your time with us. You can transfer between Computer Science and Business Computing up to the start of Level 2, then, should you wish, to choose a specialism up to the start of Level 3.
We know that when you graduate, youÕll be working on large projects. ThatÕs why one third of each year of our programmes is project-based. On Levels 1 and 2, youÕll build a software solution in a team, and in your final year youÕll carry out an individual project. YouÕll also have the opportunity to showcase your projects at the annual Made in Brunel (Software Innovation) event, with awards presented by the likes of Cisco, Sky and Xerox.
Careers and your future
Our Computer Science graduates enjoy excellent employment prospects. With the ability to handle the increasing demands of scientific, technological and commercial development in the 21st century, you'll be in high demand with the wide-ranging companies and organisations increasingly dependent on computer technology.
You might start out as a general analyst or programmer, or join a consultancy firm. These are often the first steps towards setting up your own business.
Recent graduates have gone on to work for household names including Microsoft, IBM and Toshiba.
