Are you fascinated by the ever-expanding field of computing? Do you aspire to explore the diverse and dynamic world of technology? The Computing Single Diploma at Queen Mary’s College is the perfect vocational qualification designed to broaden your understanding of the vast computing sector. This comprehensive course is composed of various units that will enhance your subject knowledge and equip you with essential computer science and computer systems skills. Get ready to employ computational thinking to solve problems, delve into the inner workings of computer systems, study IT system security threats and protective measures, and even explore the captivating realm of computer game design and development. This diploma provides specialised knowledge but also develops transferable skills highly sought after by universities and employers alike. This course will help you will develop cognitive and problem-solving skills, promotes critical thinking, and allows you to apply expert and creative solutions to non-routine problems. Moreover, you will sharpen your intrapersonal skills, such as effective communication, collaborative work, negotiation, and influencing, as well as develop valuable interpersonal skills like self-management, adaptability, resilience, and self-monitoring. These transferable skills are highly valued in today’s professional landscape.
General entry requirements are 5 or more GCSEs graded 4/5 or above including English Language, and ideally, Maths. To study this course, a minimum of grade 5 in GCSE Mathematics and grade 4 in GCSE English Language is required. Prior programming experience is not necessary, as we will guide you through every step of your learning journey.
The course is assessed by means of a number of Units. Externally assessed units are set and marked by Pearson. Each internally assessed unit may have up to four assignments to complete. For all units, a point score will be awarded depending on the quality of the work in the exams or in the assignments that you submit. All the points will be added together at the end of the course and an overall letter grade awarded. You will achieve either a P (Pass), M (Merit), D (Distinction) or D* (Starred Distinction).
About Education Provider
| Region | South East |
| Local Authority | Hampshire |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Cliddesden Road, Basingstoke, RG21 3HF |
Are you fascinated by the ever-expanding field of computing? Do you aspire to explore the diverse and dynamic world of technology? The Computing Single Diploma at Queen Mary’s College is the perfect vocational qualification designed to broaden your understanding of the vast computing sector. This comprehensive course is composed of various units that will enhance your subject knowledge and equip you with essential computer science and computer systems skills. Get ready to employ computational thinking to solve problems, delve into the inner workings of computer systems, study IT system security threats and protective measures, and even explore the captivating realm of computer game design and development. This diploma provides specialised knowledge but also develops transferable skills highly sought after by universities and employers alike. This course will help you will develop cognitive and problem-solving skills, promotes critical thinking, and allows you to apply expert and creative solutions to non-routine problems. Moreover, you will sharpen your intrapersonal skills, such as effective communication, collaborative work, negotiation, and influencing, as well as develop valuable interpersonal skills like self-management, adaptability, resilience, and self-monitoring. These transferable skills are highly valued in today’s professional landscape.
General entry requirements are 5 or more GCSEs graded 4/5 or above including English Language, and ideally, Maths. To study this course, a minimum of grade 5 in GCSE Mathematics and grade 4 in GCSE English Language is required. Prior programming experience is not necessary, as we will guide you through every step of your learning journey.
The course is assessed by means of a number of Units. Externally assessed units are set and marked by Pearson. Each internally assessed unit may have up to four assignments to complete. For all units, a point score will be awarded depending on the quality of the work in the exams or in the assignments that you submit. All the points will be added together at the end of the course and an overall letter grade awarded. You will achieve either a P (Pass), M (Merit), D (Distinction) or D* (Starred Distinction).