BSc (Hons) Computer Science

at University of South Wales

• The programme begins with foundational modules covering programming fundamentals, data structures, algorithms, computer systems architecture, and mathematics for computer science.
• As students progress, they study core computer science topics such as operating systems, computer networks, software engineering, database systems, and cybersecurity principles.
• Specialised modules are offered in areas like artificial intelligence, machine learning, computer graphics, parallel computing, and mobile application development.
• Students also gain practical experience in project work, applying their learning to design, develop and test software solutions for real-world problems.
• In the final year, students undertake an individual project or dissertation, allowing them to explore an area of computer science in-depth and develop research and professional skills.

Course Contents

• Data Structures and Algorithms with Object-Oriented Programming
• Secure Software Development
• Operating Systems Concepts
• Event Driven and Graphical User Interface Programming
• Professional Practice and Employability, Team-Based Software Development Workshop
• Supervised Work Experience (Computing) (optional)
• Study Overseas (Computing) (optional)
• Computational Mathematics or Database Development

Important Dates

The University of South Wales has not yet announced the deadline for applications to its BSc hons computer science Programme starting in September. Students should prepare all necessary documents and submit their application before the deadline.

• Applicants need to attain a minimum overall average of 60% in their 12th Standard exams from both State and Central Examination Boards. 
• They should have studied Maths and English as compulsory subjects. 
• Non-native English speakers must demonstrate language proficiency by meeting the specified minimum scores in recognised tests like IELTS or TOEFL.

The University of South Wales currently charges £15,260/yr as tuition fees for the BSc (Hons) Computer Science programme. However, the university subjects these fees to annual changes, as they can fluctuate based on factors such as the student's residency status and whether they are pursuing the degree full-time or part-time. The university advises prospective students to refer to its official website to obtain the most current and precise details regarding the total expenses associated with the programme. These total expenses may encompass additional costs beyond just the tuition fees. Therefore, students should thoroughly review the comprehensive financial information provided on the website to account for any extra expenses.

Computer Science graduates can apply their skills across many industries, not just at large tech companies. Even within those companies, their versatile degree allows them to work in various roles beyond just programming or engineering. Their broad tech knowledge enables them to take on diverse opportunities and responsibilities within prominent computer companies.