Pages tagged with: computer
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PGCE Secondary (Computer Science)
PGCE Secondary (Computer Science) at Plymouth University. Bring your graduate expertise, skills and enthusiasm to the imaginative and practical teaching of computer science to children of all abilities from 11 to 18.
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MSc Cyber Security
This MSc Cyber Security programme will provide you with the necessary skills to understand and apply specialised security knowledge in the identification and resolution of IT security threats facing modern organisations.
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BSc (Hons) Computer Science
BSc (Hons) Computer Science. Do you want to know how computer systems really work? Our award-winning degree gives you the skills, insight and technical know-how to become a creative, versatile professional shaping the way people live and work tomorrow.
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BSc (Hons) Computing & Games Development
BSc (Hons) Computing & Games Development, School of Computing and Mathematics at University of Plymouth. Our course is built on a core of computer science topics, supported by industry veterans and our own in-house Interactive Systems Studio.
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Information security
Information and resources to help combat security threats and keep the University's and your data safe.
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FdSc Computer Systems Development
Find out more about studying FdSc Computer Systems Development at City College Plymouth, as part of Plymouth University’s Academic Partnerships.
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FdSc Computer Systems Development
Find out more about studying FdSc Computer Systems Development at City College Plymouth, as part of Plymouth University’s Academic Partnerships.
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HNC Computing
Find out more about studying HNC Computing at South Devon College, as part of Plymouth University’s Academic Partnerships.
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HNC Computing
Find out more about studying HNC Computing at South Devon College, as part of Plymouth University’s Academic Partnerships.
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FdSc Computer Technology
Find out more about studying FdSc Computer Technology at Truro and Penwith College, as part of Plymouth University's Academic Partnerships.
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Study examines websites' password practices
Plymouth University News: Global IT giants including Amazon and LinkedIn could be doing far more to raise awareness of the need for better password practices among their users, a study by Plymouth University has found