PGDip Computer Science

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University of Wolverhampton, School of Computing and IT

Comments about PGDip Computer Science - At the institution - Wolverhampton - West Midlands

• Objectives
  This programme is aimed at graduates from a computer science-related course and those who have successfully completed a PGCert in Computing or Computer Science The course can be tailored to allow students from a range of backgrounds to rapidly develop their skills in a particular area and to bring their knowledge to an advanced level The course content reflects the research and consultancy strengths of staff from within the School, and benefits from the highly advanced study environment within the new Technology Centre Depending on your individual background and experience, you may cover topics from database technology, Internet technology, cybermetrics, software engineering, multimedia technology, HCI, object-oriented techniques and computer networks You have the option of evenings-only study
• Entry requirements
  You must have a degree in computing - usually at least a second class Honours or equivalent You should have successfully completed a PGCert in Computing or Computer Science
• Academic title
  PGDip Computer Science
• Course description
  Future prospects
  
  Previous graduates have found employment in the computer industry in positions such as online consultant, analyst/programmer, business systems analyst, database administrator, help desk co-ordinator, software support technician or lecturing in colleges
  
  By adding a final project to your PGDip you can upgrade to an MSc in Computer Science
  
  Typical modules may include
  
  -Advanced Databases
  -Internet and WWW-based Research Topics
  -Multimedia Technology
  -Operating Systems and Architecture
  -Programming for Games and Animation
  -Programming for Systems and Networks
  -Programming Paradigms and VB.Net
  -Research Topics in Networks and Distributed Systems
  -Systems Development and HCI
  -Visualisation and Image Processing
  

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