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Preparing to study in the UKIn-depth intensive study of Computer Science foundational topics, for building your knowledge of key computing principles.
An excellent introduction to the fundamentals of computer science for those looking to pursue further study in a specialised fields like computer degree courses in the future.
60% Live Instructor-led online training , 40% On demand flexible learning (Best of both worlds!)
| Dates | Duration | Weekly Study | Mode of Delivery |
|---|---|---|---|
| 8 weeks | 19 hours | Online with Live Sessions |
Computer Science Bootcamp
Weekly breakdown: 8 sessions per week. Approximately 19 hours of total study:
– 16 x tutor-led sessions
– 8 hours of self-study
Wide range of learning materials and research topics
Certification of completion from the University of Greenwich
Whether you plan to study Computer Science or a related subject at University, or you’re simply looking to expand your knowledge, this course provides an excellent foundation for building your understanding of key principles and acts as a stepping stone to take your career in a more technical direction.
Specially designed to take you through all the technical aspects of computing, with detailed explanations by one of our expert tutors. It will equip you with the knowledge to pursue more complex courses such as programming, electronic engineering and operating system design.
Upon completion of this course, you’ll be able to:
Introduction to the course, four main functions of a computing system. Input and output devices used in computing systems
Primary and secondary storage devices and their use in computing systems
Decimal and Binary number system: understanding and converting to/from base 2 and base 10
Decimal, binary and hexadecimal number systems: conversions and uses
Binary addition and subtraction. Expressing negative numbers in binary
Binary logic and logic gates
Boolean operator and practical applications of using Boolean algebra. Using logic gates to form half-adders and adders
CPU components and the need for abstraction in computer science. Key components of the CPU and their functions
Revision
Weekly breakdown: 8 sessions per week. Approximately 19 hours of total study:
– 16 x tutor-led sessions
– 8 hours of self-study
Formative Assessment:
Formative assessment takes place through the regular setting of tasks and assignments during the course, encouraging students to respond to and develop ideas and information conveyed in the classes and practical sessions.
Tutors provide detailed and supportive feedback, encouraging students to reflect on their performance, their progress on the course to date and their strengths and weaknesses. The feedback and reflection are used to help students devise clearly expressed steps towards improvement.
When you’ve finished the course, you’ll receive a certificate from University of Greenwich as evidence that you’ve attended and passed the course
