Course Title: Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Computing
2022 CAO Points: 302
Leaving Certificate Requirements:
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Leaving Cert Minimum Number of |
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Subjects |
Higher |
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6 |
2 H5's |
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Minimum Grade in |
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Maths |
Eng OR Irish |
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O6/H7 |
O6/H7 |
QQI/FET Requirements:
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QQI/FET Award Required |
Additional Requirements |
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| Any full Level 5 or 6 award |
Three distinctions plus a pass in:
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Further details at www.tudublin.ie/qqi
Mature Applicants:
Applications from mature students (23+) are welcome. Further details at www.tudublin.ie/mature
Combining the best of computer science with hands on practical skills, this four year degree will see students gain skills, knowledge and competencies in software development, mobile application development, web development, game and interactive development, entrepreneurship, networking, and cyber-security.
In your final year, you’ll specialise in an area such as software design, mobile development, human language technology, data science, high performance computing, game development, cloud computing and more. Our annual display of final-year student work allows students to showcase their creative and technical talents to a range of industry employers and business groups who are keen to secure the best graduate talent to meet the demands of the growing IT industry.
During your studies, you will have access to state-of-the-art computing, networking and cyber-security labs. You’ll have easy online access to course materials, and on-site support from enthusiastic academic staff willing to share their expertise and knowledge with you.
Professional Accreditation: As part of the computing course, you can receive dual accreditation for industry-certified courses such as CompTIA, Cisco CCNA, Linux and Microsoft.
IT Requirements: A MEDIUM spec (i.e. able to run Win 10, an AV solution and Office comfortably. Be able to use Wi-fi and camera to attend online classes, use other software such as SPSS, Adobe Connect, Minitab, Maple, so needs more RAM, SSD, etc.)
Please search for the TU Dublin offer on the HEA website www.heanet.ie/store
Our graduates work in a rage of roles including:
- Software Developer
- Game Developer
- Mobile App Developer
- Web Developer
- Data Scientist
- Internet of Things Developer
- Cloud Architect
- Network Administrator
- IT Consultant
Graduate Employers:
- IBM
- Accenture
- Deloitte
- Liberty IT
Semester 1
- Fundamentals of Programming 1
- Computer Systems
- Networking Basics
- Personal and Professional Development
- Web Development Fundamentals
- Algorithmic Problem-Solving
Semester 2
- Fundamentals of Programming 2
- Computer Architecture
- Mathematics for Computing
- Routers and Routing Basics
- Web Development Client-Side
Semester 1
- LAN Switching and Wireless
- GUI Programming
- Information Technology Mathematics
- Database Fundamentals
- Object-Oriented Analysis and Design
- Interactive Multimedia
Semester 2
- Advanced Programming
- Operating Systems
- Web Development Server-Side
- WAN Technologies
- Software Engineering and Testing
- IT Business Management
Semester 1
- Data Structures and Algorithms
- Rich Web Applications
- Parallel Computing
- Advanced Switching and Routing
- Project Skills
Semester 2
- Network Distributed Computing
- Object-Oriented and Design Patterns
- Troubleshooting IP Networks
- Web Framework Development
- Major Group Project
Semester 1
- Project
- Research Skills
- Derivation of Algorithms
Electives
- Ubiquitous Computing
- Game Development
- Applied Human Language Technology
- Data Analytics
- Enterprise and Cloud Computing
- Network Security
Three electives must be selected
Semester 2
- Project
Electives
- Text Analysis
- Advanced Network Technologies
- Web Services
- High Performance Computing
- Computational Intelligence
- Computer Vision
Four electives must be selected
The electives listed are indicative since they depend on learner demand and resource availability, and may vary from year to year.
This course will prepare graduates with the skills they need to thrive in the IT sector and covers a wide range of modules, including the CISCO networking module. At the end of second year, students can choose to either specialise in Information Technology or Digital Forensics and Cyber Security during third and fourth year. Every lecture is followed by its respective practical session to equip students with not only theoretical knowledge but also valuable hands on experience.
- Suk Jing Lim, Computing
On graduation, you may continue to postgradute study at TU Dublin or elsewhere.