On this course you will study modules in:

Year 1:

• Programming
• Networking
• Professional Practice
• Database Design & Development
• Website Design & Development
• Software development lifecycles

Year 2:

• Security
• Planning a Computing Project
• Business Process Support
• Cloud Computing
• Games Developments

Year 3:

• Computing Research Project
• Forensics
• Advanced Programming for data Analysis
• Risk Analysis & Systems Testing

48 UCAS tariff points gained from either:

• A BTEC Level 3 qualification in computing
• A GCE Advanced Level profile that demonstrates strong performance in a relevant subject or adequate performance in more than one GCE subject. This profile is likely to be supported by GCSE grades A* to C (or equivalent), and/or 9 to 4 (or equivalent) in subjects such as Maths and English
• Other related Level 3 qualifications • An Access to Higher Education Diploma awarded by an approved further education institution
• An international equivalent of the above.
• Where applicants first language is not English, evidence of IELTS 5.5 (reading and writing must be at 5.5) or equivalent
• A successful interview is also required
  

CAVC will also consider applicants’ prior learning when considering their application on to the programme through Recognition of Prior Learning. Applications from mature students, without the standard entry requirements but with related work experience, will be considered.

Tuesday & Thursday, 2.30 - 8.30pm.

• Students attend for 34 weeks a year on the part-time time programme
• The programme is modular in design and students will study the equivalent of 90 credits during their first year of study followed by 75 credits per year thereafter.
• Teaching methods include lectures, whole group information-giving sessions, workshops, tutorials, practical work, and blended e-learning and group critiques.
• Assessment for the course is designed, where possible, to simulate the variety of tasks that graduates from the programme may encounter in relevant employment. Where necessary other academic assessment devices, such as a formal examination are also used.
• The practical work will reflect real-world techniques that practitioners would encounter in computing

• The College welcomes contact with parents/guardians of students who are under 18.
• Additional support is available for students with learning difficulties and disabilities.
• Cardiff and Vale College is committed to inclusion and values diversity. We are determined to promote equality of opportunity and to treat everyone fairly and with respect.
• Cardiff and Vale College reserves the right to make changes to this course without prior notice.
• Course fees are subject to change. Your fee will be confirmed prior to enrolment.
• All courses are accurate at the time of upload or print.
• Courses can only run if there are sufficient numbers.
• Please note, if you choose three or more course choices, then you may be referred for a careers appointment first. This does not apply to A Level or GCSE choices.