Complete your Computer Science BSc (Hons) in 12 months through DMU London's Level 6 direct-entry route, specialising in machine learning, software development and data.
The Computer Science BSc (Hons) Level 6 direct-entry route is designed for students who have already completed appropriate prior study in computing and are ready to enter directly into the final year of the degree. The programme combines advanced technical study with a substantial development project, enabling students to extend their knowledge of software development, big data, machine learning and contemporary computing practice.
Students develop critical thinking, problem-solving and professional computing skills while considering the commercial, legal, ethical and organisational contexts in which software systems are designed and deployed.
The route also provides the opportunity to specialise through an advanced option module in areas such as functional programming, advanced web development, privacy and data protection, or fuzzy logic and inference systems.
Key Benefits
Enter directly into Level 6 and complete the final stage of a Computer Science BSc (Hons) in one academic year, subject to meeting the direct-entry requirements.
Develop advanced knowledge in big data and machine learning, including data analytics, machine learning frameworks and the ethical implications of AI and large-scale data use.
Strengthen your understanding of professional software development through agile methods, DevOps, security-by-design, standards, risk management, computing law and responsible innovation.
Complete a substantial Development Project that brings together technical, analytical, research and project-management skills in response to a significant computing problem.
Shape your final-year study through a specialist option in functional programming, advanced web development, privacy and data protection, or fuzzy logic and inference systems.
Develop practical problem-solving and software-development skills using contemporary tools, languages, frameworks and development environments.
Build professional awareness of computing ethics, legal responsibilities, data protection, security, sustainability and the wider organisational context of technology.
Benefit from a London location with access to a broad technology and professional environment.
Balance your life and professional commitments with studying on campus 2 days a week.
Access DMU EDGE – a skills development programme designed to support your employability, professional development and career goals.
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