Overview:
Bournemouth University’s BSc (Hons) Computing provides a broad foundation in computing, covering the concepts and skills needed to understand and work with digital technologies. The course supports students in developing practical and analytical knowledge across computing while preparing them for further study in the subject.
 

What You'll Learn:

• Fundamental principles of computing and digital technologies
• Core computing concepts and practices
• Problem-solving and analytical approaches within computing
• Principles of software and digital systems
• Data and information concepts relevant to computing
• Development of academic and subject-specific computing skills
• Practical approaches to applying computing knowledge
• Key knowledge required for progression into undergraduate computing study

Learning Outcomes:
By the end of the course, students will have developed a sound understanding of fundamental computing concepts and their application to digital technologies. They will be able to approach computing problems systematically, analyse relevant information and apply appropriate concepts to practical situations. Students will also develop their ability to evaluate computing-related issues and communicate ideas using appropriate academic and technical approaches. The programme provides a broad subject base rather than focusing on a single specialist area, allowing students to build knowledge that can support further study across computing-related disciplines. Kaplan confirms that its Computing Foundation Certificate at Bournemouth University provides progression to the Computing BSc (Hons) degree, alongside other computing-related degrees.