Diploma in Computer and Information Sciences
Computer Science
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A one-year diploma that introduces foundational computing, programming, and IT subjects, preparing students for further study in computer and information sciences.
NZ$9,422
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Core skills this course teaches
Develop foundational programming skills
Gain practical knowledge in programming concepts and techniques for computing applications.
Understand computer technology within society
Explore how computing technologies impact and are integrated into societal structures.
About This Course
The Diploma in Computer and Information Sciences is designed for those interested in computing who wish to start their university studies, become familiar with core computing subjects, and prepare for further education. It provides the same first-year courses as the Bachelor of Computer and Information Sciences and a supportive learning environment. Graduates can progress directly to the second year of the bachelor's degree, making it suitable for students who may have missed out on initial degree entry.
Course Content
- COMP500 Programming Concepts and Techniques
- COMP501 Computing Technology in Society
- DIGD507 Mahitahi | Collaborative Practices
- MATH503 Mathematics for Computing
- COMP503 Object Oriented Programming
- COMP504 Networks and Internet
- COMP507 IT Project Management
- COMP508 Database System Design
Entry Requirements
University Entrance OR 42 NCEA Level 3 credits including UE literacy and numeracy, with either 10 credits in each of three approved subjects OR 12 credits in each of two approved subjects and 14 credits across two further subjects.
Build towards these roles
Entry-level roles in IT support, junior programming, database administration, or further study for professional IT positions
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