Introduction to Computer Science - International Foundation

Module description

This module provides you with the key skills and ways of thinking that are excellent preparation for an undergraduate degree in Computer Science. Alongside covering relevant academic subject knowledge, the module has a strong emphasis on problem-based learning, looking at the process of developing solutions through a rigorous process, from design to implementation and evaluation.

The module covers general-purpose programming and blends lecture and lab-based tuition, ensuring you are well-versed in theoretical and practical matters.

Assessment details

Coursework 50%; Final exam 50%

Educational aims & objectives

• Develop your knowledge of topics relevant to Computer Science and Mathematics
• Develop your skills in applied scientific thinking and problem solving
• Increase your practical skills, through the completion of relevant practical work

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