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Computer Science

Foundation Degree (validated by Leeds City College)

Carve a career in the multi-billion-pound computing and digital sector with this motivating foundation degree. The course provides you with the specialist digital skills you need to excel in this exciting and ever-evolving industry.

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About the courseCourse Code: G400 Full time: 2 years Part time: 4 years Location: University Centre Leeds

WHAT’S NEXT? Progression may include a top-up degree or relevant employment.

JOB OPPORTUNITIES MAY INCLUDE:

• Computer Programmer • Virtual and Augmented

Reality Developer • Software Developer • Web and Mobile Developer • Database Administrator • Artificial Intelligence and

Machine Learning roles This foundation degree not only strengthens your programming skills, but also allows you to explore artificial intelligence, cyber security, application development and more, ensuring you are prepared to work across all aspects of the digital sector. You will gain the specialist technical skills to develop large and small-scale software applications, and expand your knowledge of the science behind computing and emerging technologies. You will also learn how to collect, store, extract and analyse data for machine learning and artificial intelligence. You will gain highly sought-after transferable skills, including budget management, problem solving and effective communication, to complement your technical skills and help you meet employer demands. Modules may include: Level 4 • Principles of Programming • Web and Apps • Principles of Database Networks • Principles of Cyber Security • Professional Development Level 5 • Software Development • Introduction to AI • Statistics for Computing • Data Analysis and Modelling • Employability Skills • Project

Apply via UCAS using institution code L21. Alternatively, for part-time applications, call 0113 235 4450.

The courses are a great step into understanding the games industry and the requirements needed for getting a job in the industry. With support from lecturers and course material I felt that I can really tailor my learning to help me succeed in getting a job after university.

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