DIT, School of Computing, BSc in Computing (DT211)
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Opportunities
Career Opportunities
The focus in the programme is on practical skills and it is designed to educate graduates to work as IT developers and network and system practitioners in a broad range of commercial, industrial and technological areas. The programme content is sufficiently wide to encourage advancement to more senior positions in the computing industry within a few years. A number of the modules in the programme broadly follow syllabi similar to some external international certification bodies. Students graduating from the programme will be familiar with the material required to pass examinations leading to Cisco Certified Network Associate, and Oracle Certification in Development and Administration.Progression
- On successful completion of stages one and two, students may
- exit with a Higher Certificate in Computing (NQAI Level 6)
- On successful completion of stage three of the Full-Time Pathway,
- students may exit with a BSc (Ord) in Computing (NQAI Level 7)
- On successful completion of stage four, students exit with a BSc
- (Hons) in Computing (NQAI Level 8)
Students who have reached the appropriate standard in the Honours Degree may have access to a range of Masters degrees in DIT and elsewhere in Higher Education.