Mandatory Units • Unit 13: computer-research-project • Unit 14: business-intelligence Optional Units • Unit 16: cloud computing • Unit 17: network-security • Unit 27: artificial-intelligence • Unit 30: application-development• Unit 35: network-management
The HND in Computing covers cloud computing, network-security, artificial-intelligence, application-development, network-management, computer-research-project and much more. As an integral component of the Higher National Diploma (HND) program, a pivotal requirement entails the delivery of a computer research project aligned with a designated theme set forth by the examination body. This project presents a valuable opportunity for exposure to various types of businesses and fosters an environment conducive to learning the latest trends and technological advancements prevalent within the industry. By engaging in this research endeavour, individuals gain invaluable insights and firsthand experience, augmenting their knowledge base and refining their skill sets. Such exposure not only enriches their understanding of diverse business environments but also equips them with the requisite competencies to navigate the ever-evolving landscape of technology, rendering them better prepared and poised for prospective employment opportunities within the field.
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Code
T3D117PLevel
Level 5Mode
Full TimeCampus
DartfordDuration
1 YearStarting
15/09/2025Ending
19/06/2026-
What qualification will I gain?
Higher National Diploma in Computing
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Entry Requirements
HNC in Computing
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What progression options will I have?
Acquiring a Higher National Diploma (HND) offers a distinct advantage, providing individuals with a competitive edge in securing employment opportunities or facilitating progression to a university for the culmination of a BSc in Computing final year degree. This qualification serves as a testament to one's specialised knowledge, practical skills, and industry-relevant expertise, which are highly sought after by employers in the field of computing. Furthermore, it opens doors for individuals aspiring to advance their academic journey, positioning them favourably to seamlessly transition into the final year of a Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree program in Computing at a university or Full-time employment in the IT industry.
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What costs are involved?
£5950
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How will I be assessed?
The programme is entirely assessed through coursework using various assessment methods: written essays, presentations and industry focused projects that allow students to gain expertise and experience to find employment.