The BSc (Hons) Computing is a three-year undergraduate program that provides comprehensive knowledge and practical skills across major areas of computing. The program covers software development, information systems, databases, computer networks, distributed systems, web technologies, computer security, and systems development. It emphasizes professional computing projects, problem-solving, and the application of technical and management skills to real-world computing challenges.
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Candidates must have earned a 10+2 or its equivalent from an accredited board in order to be admitted to Coventry University's BSc (Hons) Computing program.
First Year
Semester - I | Semester - II |
Programming and Algorithms | Object Oriented Programming |
Software Design | Database System |
Mathematics for Computer Science | Computing All Project 2 |
Computing All Project 1 | Creative Thinking for Business |
Second Year
Semester - III | Semester - IV |
Web Development | People and Computing |
Programming for Developers | Enterprise Project |
Software Development | Data Science for Developers |
Be Your Own Boss |
Third Year
Semester - V | Semester - VI |
Computing Project Preparation | UX Design |
Web API Development | Security |
Mobile Application Development | Individual Project |
Design Thinking and Innovation |
After completing the program, graduates will be able to:
Apply fundamental and advanced computing concepts to solve real-world problems.
Design, develop, test, and maintain software and computer-based systems.
Apply programming, algorithms, databases, and software development techniques.
Design and manage information systems and database solutions.
Configure and manage computer networks and distributed computing systems.
Develop and maintain modern web-based applications and Internet systems.
Apply computer security principles to protect information and computing infrastructure.
Analyze computing requirements and develop appropriate technology-based solutions.
Plan, implement, and evaluate professional computing projects.
Demonstrate effective communication, teamwork, critical thinking, and project-management skills.
Apply ethical and professional standards in computing practice.
Pursue careers as software developers, web developers, database administrators, network professionals, systems analysts, IT consultants, and other computing professionals.
