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BSc Applied Computer Science
4 years
€2601 pa
Programme profile
Are you interested in programming systems such as a robotic lawnmower, smart thermostat, robots, or self-piloting drones? As a student in Saxion's Applied Computer Science programme you will be working on the latest solutions
Programme content
The combination of hardware, such as sensors and microcontrollers, and software, such as C++ and Java, forms the core of your programme. You will discover what real-time embedded systems are, and you will learn all about automating and controlling processes. What it all comes down to is ensuring that all the devices are programmed correctly so they function properly.
Difference between Applied Computer Science, Electrical & Electronic Engineering, and Software Engineering >>>>
In Applied Computer Science the focus is on software, with a little hardware. Electrical & Electronic Engineering is mostly about hardware, with a little software. Applied Computer Science is similar to Software Engineering, but you have to have an interest in getting a bit ‘hands on’ with the hardware. Mathematics also plays a greater role in this programme than in the standard computer science programmes, such as Software Engineering
Progression
The university does not currently offer any related Masters programmes, taught through English
Entry Requirements
3 A-levels + 3 GCSEs or 2 A levels plus 4 GCSEs. (Subjects to include Physics and Maths) OR relevant BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma
Five passes at Leaving Certificate (minimum 200 points) Subjects to include Physics and Maths) OR relevant QQI/FETAC Level 5
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