This module provides the appropriate foundation in mathematical skills to enable students to be successful when they move onto later stages of their undergraduate studies in Computer Science. It also introduces web development topics such as the history and social characteristics of the web, the different varieties of web technologies and various types of strategies for designing websites.

This module aims to give students an advanced understanding of a computer’s hardware fundamentals and the principles of operations of computers and peripheral devices. In addition to this, the module aims to introduce C# programming and the essentials of modern computer architecture and operating systems.

This module provides an opportunity to understand the design of human computer interfaces for users of varying capabilities. It includes consideration of accessibility, e.g., interfaces for differently abled populations (e.g., blind, motion-impaired) and interfaces for differently aged population groups (e.g., children, 80+).

The module aims to enable students to develop programming skills in C and C++ by providing essential data structure.  The module covers the principles of procedural programming, a review of object-oriented programming concepts and the outline of data structures like stacks, queues, trees, graphs, and hash tables.’