Program Overview

BSc Computer Science (Cyber Security and Networks)

Program Overview

The BSc Computer Science (Cyber Security and Networks) program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of computer science principles, with a focus on cyber security and networks.

Program Structure

The program is divided into several levels, each with its own set of modules.

Foundation Year

• Engineering Mathematics 1: 15 credits, Compulsory
• Engineering Science 1: 15 credits, Compulsory
• Intensive English for Academic Study 1 / Standard English for Academic study: 30 credits, Compulsory
• Engineering Mathematics 2: 15 credits, Compulsory
• Engineering Science 2: 15 credits, Compulsory
• Intensive English for Academic Study 2/ Project: 15 credits, Compulsory
• Applied Engineering Sciences: 15 credits, Compulsory

Level Four

• Introduction to Programming and Discrete Structures
• From Silicon To C
• Data Modelling for Databases
• Computational Problem Solving
• Team Software Project

Level Five

• Algorithms and Data Structures
• Operating Systems and Networks
• Accessibility and Usability
• Artificial Intelligence
• Computing Things
• Database Systems
• Principles and Practices of Large-Scale Programming

Level Six

• Network Protocols and Architectures
• Cyber Security
• Incident Response Digital Forensics
• Responsible Computing
• Software Architecture
• Cyber Security and Networks Project
• Professional Work Placement in Computer Science
• Machine Learning and Neural Computing
• Advanced Database Topics
• Information Security Management
• Robotics

Level Seven (Work Placement Year)

No specific modules are listed for this level, but it is indicated as a work placement year.

Note

Some details, such as credits and compulsory/optional status for modules in Levels Four, Five, and Six, are not provided in the input context.