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BCS Diplomas in IT

Commencement: Jan, Apr , July & Oct  
Duration: 3 Years  
Study Mode: Full-Time

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Fees: £2500/Year  
Overseas Fee: £3750/Year  
   
Course Overview
Whatever you want to achieve in your career, the BCS Professional Examination can help fulfil your ambition. The British Computer Society (BCS) Professional Examination is an internationally recognised qualification, essential for a career in computing and IT. It is examined to the level of an honours degree, which acknowledges your practical experience as well as your academic abilities. It will give you a distinctive edge over the competition, as employers can be confident that you know not only what you are doing, but how and why.

THE STRUCTURE OF THE EXAMINATION

The Examination has a modular structure, set in three parts.

CERTIFICATE
The Certificate is examined to the academic level of the first year of a Higher National diploma. It consists of a two-hour written paper on each of the three compulsory modules:

  • Information Systems
  • Software Development
  • Technology

    DIPLOMA
    The Diploma is examined to the academic level of a Higher National Diploma. It consists of a two-hour written paper on the compulsory core module:

  • Professional Issues in Information Systems

    Practice PLUS a two-hour written paper on each of three modules chosen from the following list.

  • Architecture
  • Computer Networks
  • Database Systems
  • Object Oriented Programming
  • Project Management
  • Systems Analysis
  • Systems Design
  • The Internet and World Wide Web
  • New Fundamentals of Software Engineering module

    You may attempt either the Professional Project (Diploma level) or go on to the Professional Graduate Diploma.

    PROFESSIONAL GRADUATE DIPLOMA
    The Professional Graduate Diploma is examined to the academic level of a UK university honours degree. It consists of a three-hour written paper on each of four modules chosen from the following list. Alternatively, you can take the Professional Graduate Diploma by submission of a dissertation.

  • Advanced Database Management Systems
  • Knowledge based Systems
  • Management Information Systems
  • Network Information Systems
  • Software Engineering
  • Systems Design Methods
  • User Interface Design
  • World Wide Web – beyond the Basics

    Professional Project (Professional Graduate Diploma level)

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    Entry Requirement: Refer to www.bcs.org.uk
    Special Offer: Up to 20% discount for UK based oveseas students subject to visa duration. Offer ends 26 July 2010.
    Awarding Body: British Computer Society

     

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