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The primary objective of the above programme is to fulfil the increasing demands of this technological industry. The programme is designed for self-motivated students who wish to be equipped with the expertise needed to fill a wide range of positions in Computer Science. To graduate, students must earn 120 semester credits. However, suitably qualified applicants can be awarded credits that will reduce the length and cost of their programme of study.
Each application is treated on its own merits and the duration and cost of the programme will vary from candidate to candidate, depending on the number of credits brought into the programme.
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CSE 100 |
CSE 102 | ||
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NAS 100 |
College Mathematics |
CSE 103 |
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BUS 101 |
BUS 206 |
Public Speaking | |
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NAS 101 |
PC Skills |
NAS 102 |
Calculus 1 |
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CSE 101 |
Principles of Communications |
BUS 106 |
Interpersonal Communications |
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CSE 201 |
C Programming |
CSE 204 |
Windows & Visual Basic Programming |
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BUS 202 |
English Composition II |
CSE 205 |
Microprocessor Fundamentals |
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CSE 203 |
Intro to Internet & Multimedia |
CSE 206 |
Principles of Digital logic |
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CSE 200 |
Calculus II |
CSE 207 |
Principles of Networking |
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NAS |
Introduction to Electronics |
NAS 201 |
Introduction to Numerical Maths |
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CSE 301 |
Microsoft Application Software |
CSE 306 |
Java |
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CSE 302 |
Advance Operating Systems |
CSE 307 |
Software Engineering |
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CSE 303 |
Prog. Applications & Methodology |
CSE 308 |
Digital Systems Design |
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CSE 304 |
Computer Aided Design |
CSE 309 |
Digital Signal Processing |
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CSE 305 |
Multimedia Tech. & Internet |
CSE 310 |
Networking Devices & Design |
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CSE 401 |
Web Design Technology |
CSE 406 |
System Analysis |
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CSE 402 |
Database Technology |
CSE 407 |
VHDL |
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CSE 403 |
Computer Architecture |
CSE 408 |
Embedded Sys. & Real Time Data Proc. |
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CSE 404 |
PC Technology |
CSE 409 |
Broadband Networks |
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CSE 405 |
Data Comm. & Network |
CSE 410 |
Project |
| Admission Requirements for the Bachelor Degree Programmes |
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All undergraduate degree applicants must: • Have completed their secondary education or demonstrated the ability to cope with degree-level work. • Be at least 18 years of age by the time their chosen programme begins. (There is no upper age limit). • Demonstrate that they have a good command of the English language. .
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Mature Students |
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The University welcomes applications from mature candidates who may not have the appropriate academic qualifications, if they can demonstrate that they have relevant working experience and that they will benefit from studying for their chosen degree.
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Transfer of Credits (Exemptions) |
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The acceptance of transfer of credits by the University makes it possible for students to complete their degree within the shortest possible time. For this reason a proper evaluation of previous qualifications will be carried out and appropriate credits accepted.
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Full-time |
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Duration |
Three years or less |
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Starting Dates |
September, November, February and May |