Academic Requirements

• Advanced Diploma in Information Technology or International Advanced Diploma in Network and Computer Security or International Advanced Diploma in Database Engineering or International Advanced Diploma in Digital Media Technology or International Advanced Diploma in Business System Development awarded by Informatics Academy or relevant advanced diploma or other equivalent qualification deemed acceptable by University.
• Engish Language Proficiency: IELTS – min score of 6.0 or Informatics Certificate in Proficiency in English

Non-Academic Requirements

• Minimum age of 19 years old

Modules Covered

• Advanced Object-Oriented Programming
  • Students will learn the advanced features of object-oriented languages, the practicalities of large-scale design and the importance of robustness in software.
• Algorithms And Advanced Data Structure
  • The module focuses on Algorithm design techniques; understanding and implementation of efficient data structures. It covers topics such as complexity analysis, data structures, algorithm design techniques, as well as the tractability of problems.
• Database Design
  • This module builds on the knowledge of various software engineering techniques, programming skills and file organisation to demonstrate the role of databases in contemporary computing. 
• Information Systems Design
  • The principles, methods and techniques of information system design and implementation including the following aspects: architectural styles of information systems and their relationship to quality, roles of various types software components, including legacy subsystems, in information systems and their key features etc.
• Multimedia Applications Design
  • This module introduces students to multimedia software and authoring tools.
• Project
  • An extended study of a topic selected from a suitable area common to the fields of the student’s programme, involving the solution of a practical problem. The overall aim of this module is to enable the students to produce a substantial piece of work on a topic of special interest chosen from those laying on the boundary of the studied fields. It is expected that by doing so the students will consolidate knowledge and strengthen the skills acquired throughout their period of study on both fields.
• Software Project Management
  • The module introduces current practices, skills and techniques applied to project management and quality assurance for computing (software) projects.

Delivery Mode

• Full-time/Part-time

Delivery Methods

• Combination of lectures, tutorials and workshop conducted in classroom environment at Informatics Academy campus. Lessons are typically in blocks of 3-hour sessions

Duration

• Full-time: 12 months
• Full-time: 16 months

Timetable

• 3 hours sessions

Commencement Dates

• January
• May
• September

Assessment Methods

Students will be assessed through a combination of coursework and examinations. Coursework may be in the form of class tests and assignments. Assessment methods may vary according to individual module requirements.

Grading Criteria

• Advanced Object-Oriented Programming: Coursework 30%, Exam 70%
• Algorithms And Advanced Data Structure: Coursework 30%, Exam 70%
• Database Design: Coursework 30%, Exam 70%
• Information Systems Design: Coursework 50%, Exam 50%
• Multimedia Applications Design: Coursework 100%
• Project: Project 100%
• Software Project Management: Coursework 100%

Graduation Criteria

Upon successful completion of all modules, students will be eligible for the Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Computer Science and Software Engineering awarded by Oxford Brookes University (UK).

Awards

• Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Computer Science and Software Engineering awarded by Oxford Brookes University (UK).

Academic Progression

Upon successful completion of the Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Computer Science and Software Engineering awarded by Oxford Brookes University, the student is eligible to apply for a Postgraduate programme.

Local Students

International Students