BSc (Hons) Computing
Intakes
- Autumn Semester
- Spring Semester
Overview
The main aim of this course is to provide students with a general education in the area of Computing. The course is designed for those students who wish to specialise in the development and maintenance of modern computer-based systems. There are four areas that characterise the course. These are: Software Development, Information Systems, Networks and Distributed Systems, and Internet Computing Systems. The course develops the technical and non-technical skills necessary for the graduate to demonstrate a professional attitude and work successfully in the above areas. Emphasis throughout is on what the student learns and can do as a result of learning. The graduate attributes of self-awareness, performance in a variety of idioms and contexts, and creativity and ethics are also developed by this course.
Course Content
Year 1
- Information Systems
- Programming
- Computer Hardware and Software Architectures
- Logic and Problem Solving
Year 2
- Databases
- Networks and Operating Systems
- Software Engineering
- Emerging Programming Platforms and Technologies
- Professional Issues, Ethics and Computer Law
Year 3
- Advanced Database Systems Development
- Application Development
- Project
- Work Related Learning II
- Artificial Intelligence
Career Prospects

Software Engineer | Software Systems Developer | Web Application Developer | Mobile Application Developer Senior DB Administrator | System Analyst
Entry Requirements
Bachelor's Degree Track
- NEB 10+2 overall aggregate of 2.2 CGPA (55%) or above, Year 12 English grade 'B' (60%) or above, and SLC Mathematics score of 50% above with each subject theory and practical grade D+ or above or
- 2 ‘A’ Level passes with minimum grades A to C or 3 ‘A’ Level passes with minimum grades D and above; and General Paper (A or AS Level) or English (A or AS Level) with Grade E and above.
Applicants who do not meet the above mentioned English requirements can substitute with the following English Tests: IELTS 5.5 and above (minimum score of 5.5 in each component) or Pearson Test of English Score above 47.
University Foundation Certificate Entry Requirements
- NEB 10+2 overall aggregate of 1.8 CGPA (45%) or above, Year 12 English grade 'C' (45%) or above, and SLC Mathematics score of 50% above with each subject theory and practical grade 'D+' or above or
- 2 ‘A’ level subject passes, and a pass in General Paper (A or AS Level) or English (A or AS Level) with Grade E and above.
Applicants who do not meet the above mentioned English requirements can substitute with the following English Tests: IELTS 4.5 and above or Pearson Test of English Score above 37.
Semester 1
- Academic English for Undergraduate Study: 30 Credits
- Undergraduate Study and Research Skills: 30 Credits
- Foundational Mathematics: 15 Credits
- Introducation to IT: 15 Credits
Semester 2
- Academic English for Undergraduate Study: 30 Credits
- Undergraduate Study and Research Skills: 30 Credits
- Foundational Statistics: 15 Credits
- Introduction to Business: 15 Credits
All other qualifications are revaluated on a case-by-case basis by London Metropolitan University