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Computing

  • Subject: Information Technology
  • Level: Undergraduate
  • Type of Degree:
  • Cost: CZK 99,000

The BSc Applied Computing programme is the final year course for students who complete our two-year Higher National Diploma in Computing.

Students in the HND Computing programme at Prague College gain broad knowledge in the crucial areas in the field of computing. Study is practically oriented in both years. During the first year, the focus is on technical skills in typical computing areas (networking, databases, and web design). In the second year, students are guided to use the gained expertise to develop competence in managing complex projects. The HND in Computing prepares students for real-life projects, managing projects and teams as well as their abilities to evaluate information, knowledge and quality systems. The third year leading to the BSc degree completes this progression with advanced knowledge and skills. Thus students in the final year attend classes refining and deepening the acquired knowledge by focusing on soft and hard skills as well. The variety of classes offered in the top up year help students to complete their knowledge of the market work related to the world of computing. At the same time, it offers candidates the opportunity to build a solid academic foundation that will allow them to proceed with post-graduate studies. The programme includes classes such as professional practice, managing change and business appraisal and infopreneurship in relation technical topics such as data warehousing, data-mining and IT project management.

BSc graduates are people with a sound knowledge in several IT branches including systems analysis, programming, data mining and database design/administration, web design, and project management. The profile of the outgoing graduate meets the needs of an increasingly competitive market that gradually requires a high degree of flexibility and adaptability on the part of the newcomers. The graduates from this course can pursue careers in many different areas of computing. This degree is offered in cooperation with Sheffield Hallam University in the United Kingdom.

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