The BSc (Hons) Internet Computing Systems from the School of Computing and Mathematical Sciences, which has a strong reputation for research, and has a long-standing history of working with local, regional and national industries, is a 120 credit programme designed to be available to students from TMC who have achieved a pass in the Higher Diploma in Information Technology or have an equivalent Polytechnic Diploma. This will be delivered through a summer semester. Attendance is to be full time at Liverpool John Moores University for a period of 14 weeks, including assessments. Prior to this students will attend lectures and workshops (14 weeks) at TMC Singapore on a full or part-time basis.

Students are required to complete 9 modules.

Block 1 (February– May) at TMC Singapore, students complete 4 modules (60 credits):

• Multimedia Development Workshop
• Management of E-Commerce
• Fundamentals of XML Technologies
• Project

Block 2 (June – September) at LJMU Summer School, students complete 5 modules (60 credits):

• Business Systems Methodologies
• Contemporary Issues in IT
• Network Security
• Object Databases
• User Interface Design
• Web Based Information Systems Workshop

• TMC Higher Diploma in Information Technology (click here for more information)
• Relevant Polytechnic Diploma

Our assessment is planned to encourage you to develop useful skills as well as to measure achievement; in a way it is part of the teaching – you acquire skills from the methods of assessment. There are varied coursework assessments such as examinations and/or coursework or project.

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Graduating with an honours degree from LJMU will improve your career prospects and create opportunities in a range of sectors of the IT industry. An honours degree also enables progression to postgraduate study.

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Students who have completed the BSc (Hons) Internet Computing Systems degree have an opportunity to join LJMU’s Masters programmes at a discounted fee, with a choice of a range of different Masters including:

Computer Network security
Computing and Information Systems
Web Computing
Internet Computing

Please click on the links to each of the Master programmes above for more information.

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