Diploma in Computing Foundation
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Awarded by
Euclea Business School, France
Study mode
Hybrid
Credits
60 ECTS
Course Duration
11 Months
Diploma in Computing Foundation
Overview: This programme is designed for students aspiring to pursue a degree in computing or a related technology field. It provides a robust introduction to the fundamental principles of computer science and information technology. The curriculum is tailored for students with a high school certificate or equivalent, building the prerequisite knowledge and technical skills needed to thrive in a demanding computing programme.
Area of Learning: The curriculum provides a comprehensive foundation in computing and IT systems. Learners develop skills in IT systems development, programming and scripting, and data and database management, enabling them to design, build, and manage software and information systems. They gain an understanding of computer networks and security, along with principles of networks and cyber security concepts, ensuring knowledge of protecting digital infrastructure. The programme also covers legislation, regulation, ethics, and codes of practice, helping learners navigate legal and professional responsibilities. Advanced skills are developed through organisational data architecture, advanced programming, and mobile application development, equipping students with both practical and technical expertise for modern IT roles.
- Entry Requirements : A-level or High School Certificate.
Modules
The curriculum combines theoretical knowledge with practical application, ensuring students are well-prepared for advanced technical studies. The modules are structured to cover the essential pillars of modern computing and include:
Introduction to Computing
Provides an overview of computer systems, hardware, software, and their societal impact.
Fundamentals of Programming
Explores the internal and external factors that shape business operations, including economic, political, and social influences.
Introduction to Databases
Covers the principles of relational database systems, including data modeling, design, and basic query language.
Mathematics for Computing
Develops the essential mathematical foundations for computer science, including logic, algebra, and discrete mathematics.
IT and Society
Explores the ethical, legal, and social issues associated with the widespread use of information technology in the modern world.
