The British Computer Society (BCS) examination – Professional Graduate Diploma programme is ideally suited for candidates with prior knowledge of Information Technology or who have achieved the BCS Diploma. The programme incorporates advanced modules of IT with specific emphasis on specialisation to improve and enhance the skills required. .

Benefits

• Understanding of the manner in which relational information systems are implemented, the implications thereof and appreciation of emerging standards and techniques for operating database management systems
• Understanding of the procedures and concepts of management information systems in order to make effective use of the development of information systems.
• Acquisition of essential knowledge of operating management information systems and identify and develop designs.

Entry Requirements

Candidates must at least 19 years of age. Candidates should have completed the BCS Diploma programme or equivalent or possess relevant practical/professional experience in computing.

Assessment

Student assessment will be based on a combination of continuous assessments and final examination.

The examinations are conducted by the BCS, with a two hour exam for each completed module. Candidates are required to register with the BCS prior to taking examinations.

Duration

Full-time – 12 Months

Modules:

• Advanced Database Management Systems.
• Management Information Systems
• Network Information Systems
• Software Engineering

Candidates must also complete a project for the Professional Graduate Diploma

Course Fees

£3,000.00