Computing and Information Technology is the basis of modern society. Computers are an essential part of our lives, and the computing industry is growing and changing. This course will put you at the forefront of cutting-edge technologies. On completion, you will be able to progress to a range of degrees or higher apprenticeships in computer science, games development, cyber security, web and software development, and much more. The qualification has four mandatory units covering the following topics: Information Technology Systems – Information technology systems, including the relationship between software and hardware, and the issues related to IT systems. Cyber Security and Incident Management – Types of cyber security attacks, the vulnerabilities in networked systems and how to plan and respond to attacks. Website Development – The development tools, techniques and processes used in website development and how to test usability, functionality and fitness for purpose. Relational Database Development – Structure of data, data design and database management systems (DBMS).
There are no subject specific entry requirements. Students need to have an average GCSE point score of 3.6. Studying ICT/Computing/Computer Science at GCSE level is desirable but is not essential.
Students will be assessed through coursework and examinations.
About Education Provider
| Region | London |
| Local Authority | Enfield |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
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| Address | Wilmer Way, London, N14 7HY |
Computing and Information Technology is the basis of modern society. Computers are an essential part of our lives, and the computing industry is growing and changing. This course will put you at the forefront of cutting-edge technologies. On completion, you will be able to progress to a range of degrees or higher apprenticeships in computer science, games development, cyber security, web and software development, and much more. The qualification has four mandatory units covering the following topics: Information Technology Systems – Information technology systems, including the relationship between software and hardware, and the issues related to IT systems. Cyber Security and Incident Management – Types of cyber security attacks, the vulnerabilities in networked systems and how to plan and respond to attacks. Website Development – The development tools, techniques and processes used in website development and how to test usability, functionality and fitness for purpose. Relational Database Development – Structure of data, data design and database management systems (DBMS).
There are no subject specific entry requirements. Students need to have an average GCSE point score of 3.6. Studying ICT/Computing/Computer Science at GCSE level is desirable but is not essential.
Students will be assessed through coursework and examinations.