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Course Overview Validation HETAC Framework Level Level 7 Degree CAO Code GC 435 Requirements 5D3s (Ord) to include a language and Maths. Duration 3 years Full time and Part time Apply Through the CAO or directly at www.gcd.ie/apply
The BSc in Computing Science course prepares students for a wide range of software development opportunities in both Irish and multinational companies.
This degree programme aims to develop the skills and competencies required for the effective design of software systems. The course introduces students to a broad range of problem–solving techniques, all of which are directly applicable to the range of IT problems that arise in commercial settings. Students have the opportunity to work in teams as well as on solo projects.Year One Year Two Year Three Software Development • Computer Programming • Object Oriented Development
• Data Structures, Algorithms and Complexity• Programming Paradigms
• Emerging TechnologiesComputer Systems • Computer Hardware
• Systems Software• Relational Databases
• Operating System Design• Networks & Data Communications
• Practical NetworkingBusiness Solutions & Design • I.T. in Society,
• Business Information Systems• Systems Analysis and Design
• Web Development• HCI & GUI Programming
• New Enterprise Development, Group ProjectFoundations • Foundations of Computing • Probability and Statistics
• Linear Algebra• Introduction to Formal Design Learner protection for all HETAC programmes is provided in accordance with Section 43 of the Qualifications (Education and Training) Act 1999
On completion of the Level 7 degree, students may progress onto a range of Level 8 programmes on the National Qualifications Framework.
Further study options at Griffith College include transfer onto the final year of the Level 8 BSc in Computing Science (HETAC) where students are required to complete a number of significant software development projects which have a strong industry focus and help consolidate and reinforce knowledge acquired from taught modules.
Our graduates work as assistant software project leaders, computer technology consultants, MIS (Management Information Systems) personnel, software engineers, systems analysts, applications programmers etc. across a wide range of industry sectors.Steps Step 1
Fill out the application form here. Step 2
Send a copy of your degree, CV and a copy of your photo ID by email . Step 3
Our Admissions Team will endeavour to contact you within 10 working days if you are successful in gaining a place. Step 4
Proceed to register to the course & cover your fees online or by bank draft Step 5
Come to the Induction week & meet new friends... its time to start your future For Undergraduate courses:
- Full time Applicants under 23 years of age should apply through CAO.
- Mature applicants for full time or part time and applicants under 23 years of age for part time should apply directly to Griffith College.
- International applicants should also apply directly.
- For further information on the correct application procedure for you, please contact the Admissions Office for more details.
For Postgraduate courses:
- Postgraduate applicants may apply directly to Griffith College before 31st August each year. Applicants will be required to provide evidence of their undergraduate degree final results for entry. Griffith College welcomes applications from those who do not meet the academic requirements but who have extensive industry experience. For such applications, an additional interview will be required. Contact the Admissions Office for more details.
BSc Computing
