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TRUR3120
Professional Project
The professional project gives an opportunity for learner to undertake a major computing related project in an area relevant to the programme of study. This module supports learners to manage their own research or development activities, plan a project from realisation of an idea, through to design, implementation, testing and review, and develop specialist expertise within the project subject area.
TRUR3121
Emerging Technologies
This module allows students to identify, evaluate and discuss current and future technical trends and moral, legal and social issues relating to the use or development of technology.
TRUR3122
Cloud Computing
This module introduces and examines cloud computing, describing the software components from which cloud infrastructure and platforms are constructed. Methods for building scalable cloud applications are described and explained together with the concepts of virtualisation and the practical implementation of cloud computing infrastructures.
TRUR3123
Advanced Networking and Simulation
This module covers issues relating to network monitoring and management together with simulation technologies and the fundamentals of simulation design. Common monitoring techniques and methods of network supervision are covered as well as advancing knowledge of networking principles and network design
TRUR3124
Advanced Cyber-Security
This module covers issues surrounding the management of information security and the security of applications, media and information within an organisational context. Consideration is given to common threats facing IT systems and the practical measures that may be used to reduce such risks. Issues related to security policies, risk analysis and techniques for the investigation of cybercrime incidents are also explored.
TRUR3125
Applied Programming
This module introduces the concept of applying software patterns to existing code to begin to improve code and provide efficient solutions to repeated problems. Learners will use design patterns to refactor code to improve quality and efficiency of code. Learners will understand how design patterns are used in agile projects.
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You are also very welcome to attend a University of Plymouth open day, to get a flavour of the courses you can progress to from a partner college. There will however be limited information on this specific course and college.
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