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Web and Mobile Computing

BSc (Hons) Computing (Web and Mobile Computing)

CAO Code: DB504

11B

Overview

This is the Digital Age and Computer Science lies at the heart of the Digital World. Computer Science Professionals play an integral part in the shaping of the exciting digital world of today and will continue to play a key role in shaping the future world that you will work, play, communicate and live in.

Computer Science provides you with expertise in a variety of exciting disciplines such as programming, networking, analytics, and cloud computing. One of the most important aspect of computer science is problem solving; an essential skill for life. When you develop knowledge and skills in these areas you will belong to a group of talented people, with highly sought-after qualifications and competencies.

Computer Science qualifications are global as they have no boundaries. A degree in Computing will provide you with the opportunity to work in in a wide variety of sectors for companies at home and abroad. Future opportunities in computing are many and with a computing degree your future in a creative, innovative industry is assured.

An exciting feature of this programme is that it incorporates a work placement. This provides you with the opportunity to build practical skills in industry and gain ‘real-world’ experience that will provide you with a smooth transition to the workplace upon graduation.

The BSc (Hons) in Computing (Web and Mobile Computing) will prepare you for a career in a wide variety of sectors. You will build skills, competence and knowledge in current technologies, gain practical work experience and specialise in Web and Mobile Computing - a fast-growing area in the Computing sector.

Web and Mobile Computing

Technology is one of the greatest agents of change in the modern world and it represents a significant opportunity and risk for businesses of all sizes. Web developers play a central role in how we interact with the online world. With web technology in constant growth it’s a very exciting place to be. With many companies on the lookout for new talent, the BSc (Hons) in Computing (Web and Mobile Computing) programme provides an opportunity for aspiring developers to position themselves in a web or mobile development role.

The BSc (Hons) in Computing (Web and Mobile Computing) will prepare you for a career in building firm grounding strategic web development and mobile development skills.

Applications must deliver on demand, self-service capabilities, directly to customers within a secure environment. The programme will help you learn how to manage and utilise the opportunities emerging technologies create. It will guide you on developing, using and maintaining applications for mobile devices.

Course Content

The BSc (Hons) in Computing (Web and Mobile Computing) has the following content:

NB: Stage 3 of this programme consists of a work placement.

Stage 1

Stage 2

Stage 4

Core Modules

Programming Fundamentals

Mathematics and Statistics for Computing

Information Systems and Databases

Problem Solving and Algorithms

Information and Communication Technology

Computer Architecture

Web Development I

Learning to Learn

Communications for Success

Core Modules

Object Orientated Programming

Software Engineering

Data Communications and Networking

Databases

Web Development II

Operating Systems

Algorithms and Data Structures

Project Management

Mathematics

Core Modules

Distributed Systems

Computer Security

Project

Advanced Web Technologies

Mobile and Social Computing

As shown above, students specialise in Web and Mobile Computing in stage 4. Below is a summary of stream specific modules:

Advanced Web Technologies

This module builds on the learner’s knowledge and skills in web development. It will explore advanced technologies, architectural patterns, frameworks and toolkits. It is designed to support and enhance understanding by providing learners with practical experience of developing rich web applications using frameworks and advanced technologies.

Mobile and Social Computing

This project-oriented module develops an understanding of the underpinning theories, paradigms, algorithms and architectures for building mobile and social software applications.

DBS Employability Pillar

In line with the DBS philosophy of ensuring its graduates have a suite of knowledge, skills and competence that make them readily employable, the programme contains an Employability Pillar of modules that complement the programme specific modules. This pillar of modules ensures students are aware of employer expectations on graduating, enhances their communication skills and time management while positioning the student for academic development during the course of their degree studies.

Year 1

Learning to Learn

Communication For Personal Success

The DBS Employability Pillar, will demonstrate an awareness of transferable skills and their applicability in ‘real-life’ situations, projects undertaken and how they are applied in different circumstances so that students can take ownership of your own career management. Students will be able to develop realistic career plans and initiate and sustain professional networks and relationships to encourage opportunities for employment and internships. Students will present themselves and their skills, attributes, experiences and qualifications, through effective job applications, CVs, interviews and voluntary activities. This will enable students to develop the necessary skills to compete effectively for a broad range of employment, postgraduate study options and innovative opportunities available to them and further develop lifelong learning and continuous professional development.

Teaching and Assessment

Throughout the programme, learners will experience a varied range of teaching and learning strategies. Modules will be delivered through a mix of lectures and hands on lab sessions, with tutorials in place to support where necessary. Emphasis will be placed on practical skills by allowing the students to examine problem descriptions and try possible solutions in lab scenarios. This teaching approach is reflected in the assessment of modules with a mixture of individual projects, lab based exams, group assignments, continuous assessments, reflective reports and group project work. These assessments will also be accompanied by end of year examinations.

Next Steps

Before making an application please ensure you are aware of all our entry requirements.

School Leaver Applicants

Application for first year full-time QQI programmes in the college is through the CAO System. The CAO system applies only to applications for first year admissions to undergraduate full-time day programmes described in the prospectus, which have a CAO Course code www.cao.ie.

Application forms and the CAO Handbook are both supplied by the Central Applications Office (CAO), Tower House, Eglinton Street, Galway or from your Career Guidance Counsellor.

Mature Applicants

If you are over 23 years of age on the 1st of January on the year of admission and do not meet the minimum entry requirements, you may apply as a Mature Student. Mature students should apply directly to the Admissions Office at Dublin Business School. Mature students are assessed on the basis of age, work experience, general education standard, motivation and commitment to the programme for which they are applying. Please forward documentation such as any relevant transcripts, a CV or any other related documentation to the Admissions Office. Proof of age such as a copy of driver’s licence or passport must also be submitted.

Transfer Students

Students applying to transfer to the second or later stages of a cognate programme will be subject to places being available on that programme. Applicants must have passed the stage examinations and have achieved the learning outcomes for transfer or progression to the BSc (Hons) in Computing.
There will be no transfer directly into Stage 3 of the programme. Entry to Stage 4 of the programme will only be considered with significant appropriate work experience evidenced by a comprehensive portfolio demonstrating achievement of Stage 3 learning outcomes, in addition to evidence of having achieved the learning outcomes of Stage 1 and 2.

EU Citizens

A European (EU) Application is one made by a person:
(a) who is permanently a resident in one of the member states of the European Union and/or
(b) who will have received full-time second level education, for three of the five years immediately before the date of proposed admission, in member states.

Non-EU Applicants

Non - EU applicants should contact directly the International Admissions Office at Dublin Business School.

Application fee to CAO

Early applicants to CAO can benefit from a reduced fee of €30 for early online applications. There is a standard application fee of €45 made payable to CAO on submitting your CAO application form or online application to www.cao.ie before the normal closing date. Late applicants will be charged €90 for paper applications and €60 for online applications.

Software Development

BSc (Hons) Computing (Software Development)

CAO Code: DB503

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Overview

This is the Digital Age and Computer Science lies at the heart of the Digital World. Computer Science Professionals play an integral part in the shaping of the exciting digital world of today and will continue to play a key role in shaping the future world that you will work, play, communicate and live in.

Computer Science provides you with expertise in a variety of exciting disciplines such as programming, networking, analytics, and cloud computing. One of the most important aspect of computer science is problem solving; an essential skill for life. When you develop knowledge and skills in these areas you will belong to a group of talented people, with highly sought-after qualifications and competencies.

Computer Science qualifications are global as they have no boundaries. A degree in Computing will provide you with the opportunity to work in in a wide variety of sectors for companies at home and abroad. Future opportunities in computing are varied and with a computing degree your future in a creative, innovative industry is assured.

An exciting feature of this programme is that it incorporates a work placement. This provides you with the opportunity to build practical skills in industry and gain ‘real-world’ experience that will provide you with a smooth transition to the workplace upon graduation.

The BSc (Hons) in Computing (Software Development) will prepare you for a career in a wide variety of sectors. You will build skills, competence and knowledge in current technologies, gain practical work experience and specialise in Software Development - a fast-growing area in the Computing sector.

Software Development

Employing a design-centric ethos to set themselves apart from the competition is now a crucial goal for all organisations. Nowadays, companies are obsessed with the customer experience and in ensuring the intuitiveness of design for all applications. As a result, graduates with specialised, technical and design skills are in high demand.

The BSc (Hons) in Computing (Software Development) will provide you with the technical skills and techniques in software development and design to produce high quality visual interfaces to ensure an effective user experience. As a professional UX/GUI designer you will work on creating beautiful, high quality interfaces.

You will develop strong knowledge of the latest UI frameworks. Graduates will further develop and deepen their programming/software knowledge in current computer languages.

Course Content

The BSc (Hons) in Computing (Software Development) has the following content:

NB: Stage 3 of this programme consists of a work placement.

Stage 1

Stage 2

Stage 4

Core Modules

Programming Fundamentals

Mathematics and Statistics for Computing

Information Systems and Databases

Problem Solving and Algorithms

Information and Communication Technology

Computer Architecture

Web Development I

Learning to Learn

Communications for Success

Core Modules

Object Orientated Programming

Software Engineering

Data Communications and Networking

Databases

Web Development II

Operating Systems

Algorithms and Data Structures

Project Management

Mathematics

Core Modules

Distributed Systems

Computer Security

Project

Software Quality Assurance

UX and GUI Development

As shown above, students specialise in Software Development in stage 4. Below is a summary of specific modules:

Software Quality Assurance

Learners will develop an in-depth understanding of the key issues and standard-based methodologies related to software quality such as the software quality factors, the software quality assurance system, development and quality plans, integrating quality activities in the project life cycle and formal design reviews. Learners will also be able to demonstrate their knowledge of strategies central to the assurance of quality within different software development environments.

UX and GUI Development

This module develops an in-depth understanding of user experiences in context of graphical user interfaces. Learners will be introduced to the concepts of user experience design, design principles, prototyping, evaluation techniques and the implementation of graphical user interfaces (GUI).

DBS Employability Pillar

Year 1

Learning to Learn

Communication For Personal Success

Teaching and Assessment

Next Steps

Before making an application please ensure you are aware of all our entry requirements.

School Leaver Applicants

Application forms and the CAO Handbook are both supplied by the Central Applications Office (CAO), Tower House, Eglinton Street, Galway or from your Career Guidance Counsellor.

Entry Requirements

Pass (grade D3 or better) in six Leaving Certificate subjects including English or Irish and Mathematics, two of which must be passed in higher level papers at grade C3 or higher and Mathematics must be a minimum of OC3.

Mature Applicants

Transfer Students

EU Citizens

Non-EU Applicants

Non - EU applicants should contact directly the International Admissions Office at Dublin Business School.

Application fee to CAO

Data Analytics and Big Data

BSc (Hons) Computing (Data Analytics and Big Data)

CAO Code: DB502

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Overview

DBS is delighted to announce that it will be offering free tuition fees on four of its programmes through CAO as part of additional places under the Government Human Capital Initiative (HCI). This means there are no tuition fees for this programme, and students will only have to pay a €1,500 registration fee if they are successfully offered a place through CAO in August 2020. For more information contact admissions@dbs.ie

This is the Digital Age and Computer Science lies at the heart of the Digital World. Computer Science Professionals play an integral part in the shaping of the exciting digital world of today and will continue to play a key role in shaping the future world that you will work, play, communicate and live in.

Computer Science provides you with expertise in a variety of exciting disciplines such as programming, networking, analytics, and cloud computing. One of the most important aspect of computer science is problem solving; an essential skill for life. When you develop knowledge and skills in these areas you will belong to a group of talented people, with highly sought-after qualifications and competencies.

Computer Science qualifications are global as they have no boundaries. A degree in computing will provide you with the opportunity to work in in a wide variety of sectors for companies at home and abroad. Future opportunities in computing are varied and with a computing degree your future in a creative, innovative industry is assured.

An exciting feature of this programme is that it incorporates work placement. This provides you with the opportunity to build practical skills in industry and gain ‘real-world’ experience that will provide you with a smooth transition to the workplace upon graduation.

The BSc (Hons) in Computing (Data Analytics and Big Data) will prepare you for a career in a wide variety of sectors. You will build skills, competence and knowledge in current technologies, gain practical work experience and specialise in Data Analytics and Big Data - a fast-growing area in the Computing sector.

Important update for mature applicants

DBS is delighted to announce its new partnership with Uversity, an education charity awarding higher education scholarships to adult learners.

This scholarship is available for mature applicants only, and applications must be made through CAO. Eligible programmes include:

BSc (Hons) Computing (CAO Code: DB500)
BSc (Hons) Computing (Data Analytics and Big Data) (CAO Code: DB502)
BA (Hons) Business (Information Systems) (CAO Code: DB524)
BA (Hons) Business (Cloud Computing) (CAO Code: DB526)

The above degree programmes at DBS are currently funded by the Government’s Human Capital Initiative programme. These courses are linked with specific skills shortages identified by the Government and as such; the employment prospects for graduates are very promising.

Tuition fees will be covered by the HCI scheme. Any further incurring expenses, e.g. administration and registration fees; will be covered by the Uversity Scholarship for successful recipients.

Interested applicants should review the eligibility criteria and application process details here, and submit their applications to Uversity by the 23:59 pm, 20th April 2020 deadline.

Data Analytics and Big Data

The Digital Universe is growing at a phenomenal pace. Big Data comes from everywhere, posts to social media sites such as Facebook, Twitter and Snapchat, mobile phones GPS signals, your online footprint and many more. As a result, there is a high demand for graduates in Data Analytics to support this rapidly growing phenomenon.

The BSc (Hons) in Computing (Data Analytics and Big Data) will provide you with the technical skills to investigate large amounts of data to uncover hidden patterns, correlations and other insights.

With these skills, you will analyse data and get answers from it almost immediately.
As a graduate of this discipline you will have a clear understanding of the practical and theoretical foundations of data analytics.

You will experience using current technologies for interpreting, analysing and visualising Big Data to solve problems involving big data sets.

Course Content

The BSc (Hons) in Computing (Data Analytics and Big Data) has the following content:

NB: Stage 3 of this programme consists of a work placement.

Stage 1

Stage 2

Stage 4

Core Modules

Programming Fundamentals

Mathematics and Statistics for Computing

Information Systems and Databases

Problem Solving and Algorithms

Information and Communication Technology

Computer Architecture

Web Development I

Learning to Learn

Communications for Success

Core Modules

Object Orientated Programming

Software Engineering

Data Communications and Networking

Databases

Web Development II

Operating Systems

Algorithms and Data Structures

Project Management

Mathematics

Core Modules

Distributed Systems

Computer Security

Project

Data Mining and Analytics

Managing and Processing Big Data

As shown above, students specialise in Data Analytics and Big Data in stage 4. Below is a summary of programme specific modules:

Data Mining and Analytics

Students will gain knowledge in the fundamental concepts in data science and business intelligence. Data Mining and Analytics involves processes and activities designed to obtain and extract useful information from available data stores.

Students will also gain an appreciation of how high quality data and discovering patterns is an essential component of a modern organisation and how enterprises now rely on their data assets to make informed and increasingly effective decisions.

Managing and Processing Big Data

This module is about scalable approaches to managing and processing large amounts of data (terabytes and petabytes). The module will focus on the entire ecosystem of Apache Hadoop tools and techniques encompassing the Big Data paradigm which is the most accessible and practical means of computing at this scale but will discuss alternatives. Hadoop is built on well-known principles in functional programming and distributed computing.

DBS Employability Pillar

Year 1

Learning to Learn

Communication For Personal Success

Teaching and Assessment

Fees

DBS is delighted to announce that it will be offering free tuition fees on four of its programmes through CAO as part of additional places under the Government Human Capital Initiative (HCI). This means there are no tuition fees for this programme, and students only have to pay a €1,500 registration fee if they are successfully offered a place through CAO in August 2020. For more information contact admissions@dbs.ie

Click here to view international fees.

For a full list of Full-Time Undergraduate fees for 2020/2021 click here. You can also contact our admissions team who will also be able to advise on the payment options available to you.

Fees quoted cover the annual cost of tuition, registration and examinations and are EU fees only. Non-EU students please refer to the International section of the website. Please note also that tax relief is available on fees for Irish income tax payers at the standard rate of 20% on all fees exceeding €3,000 and up to €7,000.

All QQI accredited programmes of education and training of 3 months or longer duration offered by Dublin Business School (DBS) are covered by arrangements under section 65 (4) (b) of the Qualifications and Quality Assurance (Education and Training) Act 2012 whereby in the event that DBS ceases to provide the programme, for any reason, after learners have started on that programme, Kaplan Inc., as guarantor, will refund the moneys most recently paid by or for the learner. More details are included in the terms and conditions of learner admission to DBS (https://www.dbs.ie/terms-and-conditions) and on programme handbooks provided at induction.

Next Steps

Before making an application please ensure you are aware of all our entry requirements.

School Leaver Applicants

Application forms and the CAO Handbook are both supplied by the Central Applications Office (CAO), Tower House, Eglinton Street, Galway or from your Career Guidance Counsellor.

Mature Applicants

Transfer Students

EU Citizens

Non-EU Applicants

Non - EU applicants should contact directly the International Admissions Office at Dublin Business School.

Application fee to CAO

Cloud Computing

BSc (Hons) Computing (Cloud Computing)

CAO Code: DB501

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Overview

This is the Digital Age and Computer Science lies at the heart of the Digital World. Computer Science Professionals play an integral part in the shaping of the exciting digital world of today and will continue to play a key role in shaping the future world that you will work, play, communicate and live in.

Computer Science provides you with expertise in a variety of exciting disciplines such as programming, networking, analytics, and cloud computing. One of the most important aspect of computer science is problem solving; an essential skill for life. When you develop knowledge and skills in these areas you will belong to a group of talented people, with highly sought-after qualifications and competencies.

Computer Science qualifications are global as they have no boundaries. A degree in computing will provide you with the opportunity to work in in a wide variety of sectors for companies at home and abroad. Future opportunities in computing are varied and with a computing degree your future in a creative, innovative industry is assured.

An exciting feature of this programme is that it incorporates a work placement. This provides you with the opportunity to build practical skills in industry and gain ‘real-world’ experience that will provide you with a smooth transition to the workplace upon graduation.

The BSc (Hons) in Computing will prepare you for a career in a wide variety of sectors. You will build skills, competence and knowledge in current technologies, gain practical work experience and specialise in Cloud Computing - a fast-growing area in the Computing sector.

Cloud Computing

Cloud Computing has seen broad adoption throughout many areas such as business, healthcare, education and many more areas. It has moved from an emerging technology to a mainstream technology. Cloud Computing is transforming the way business is conducted and is bringing exciting new opportunities to those graduates with the skills and knowledge to take advantage of them. As a result, skilled professionals with cloud experience are in high demand, which in turn can make it difficult to find enough cloud tech professionals to fulfil a company's needs.

The BSc (Hons) in Computing (Cloud Computing) will enable you to explore and investigate the cloud environment and the platforms, infrastructure and services that it provides. You will learn how to develop solutions through building skills in current cloud technologies. This programme is designed to equip you with the architectural and technical skills required to design and implement cloud based solutions and services. You will also experience working with vendor-specific skill from platforms like Google, Amazon and Microsoft’ Azure.

Course Content

The BSc (Hons) in Computing (Cloud Computing) has the following content:

NB: Stage 3 of this programme consists of a work placement.

Stage 1

Stage 2

Stage 4

Core Modules

Programming Fundamentals

Mathematics and Statistics for Computing

Information Systems and Databases

Problem Solving and Algorithms

Information and Communication Technology

Computer Architecture

Web Development I

Learning to Learn

Communications for Success

Core Modules

Object Orientated Programming

Software Engineering

Data Communications and Networking

Databases

Web Development II

Operating Systems

Algorithms and Data Structures

Project Management

Mathematics

Core Modules

Distributed Systems

Computer Security

Project

Cloud Platform Development

Cloud Infrastructure and Networking

As shown above, students specialise in Cloud Computing in stage 4. Below is a summary of programme specific modules:

Cloud Platform Development

This module develops learner knowledge in the application of cloud computing from a development perspective. The learner will be introduced to the concepts of cloud applications design, development and deployment. Benefits and issues relating to cloud platforms will be identified plus considerations such as scalability, storage, security and costs. The module will encompass evaluation of different vendor’s platform as a service (PaaS) service offerings.

Cloud Infrastructure and Networking

This module explores options available to deliver infrastructure as a service (IaaS) in a cloud computing environment. It will explore the role of virtualisation as a key enabler of IaaS. The module will examine the implications this evolution of technology has had on enterprises from a networking perspective.

Computer networking standards are global. This means your skills are recognised anywhere in the world your career takes you.

DBS Employability Pillar

Year 1

Learning to Learn

Communication For Personal Success

Teaching and Assessment

Next Steps

Before making an application please ensure you are aware of all our entry requirements.

School Leaver Applicants

Application forms and the CAO Handbook are both supplied by the Central Applications Office (CAO), Tower House, Eglinton Street, Galway or from your Career Guidance Counsellor.

Mature Applicants

Transfer Students

EU Citizens

Non-EU Applicants

Non - EU applicants should contact directly the International Admissions Office at Dublin Business School.

Application fee to CAO

General

BSc (Hons) Computing

CAO Code: DB500

Overview

Computer Science provides you with expertise in a variety of exciting disciplines such as programming, networking, analytics, and cloud computing. One of the most important aspects of computer science is problem solving; an essential skill for life. When you develop knowledge and skills in these areas you will belong to a group of talented people, with highly sought-after qualifications and competencies.

Important update for mature applicants

Why study Computer Science?

Computer Science qualifications are global as they have no boundaries. A degree in Computing will provide you with the opportunity to work in in a wide variety of sectors for companies at home and abroad. Future opportunities in computing are varied and with a computing degree your future in a creative, innovative industry is assured.

An exciting feature of this programme is that it incorporates a work placement. This provides you with the opportunity to build practical skills in industry and gain ‘real-world’ experience that will provide you with a smooth transition to the workplace upon graduation. The BSc (Hons) in Computing will prepare you for a career in a wide variety of sectors. You will build skills, competence and knowledge in current technologies, gain practical work experience in a fast-growing area of a Computing sector of your choice.

Aims & Objectives

• Display knowledge of hardware devices, software development, programming languages and communication mechanisms currently in use in a computing environment.

• Exhibit detailed knowledge and understanding of the nature of relevant theories, techniques, process and tools specifically available to professionals in the discipline of computing.

• Demonstrate knowledge and use of a range of fundamental computing methods and tools, and acquire related skills in emerging tools, trends and technologies with respect to computing.

• Apply analytical problem solving skills to solve complex problems through the use of suitable research and implementing standard techniques.

• Demonstrate comprehension of the trade-off involved in design choice, using appropriate skills diagnostics to display knowledge and understanding related to the implementation of computer-based systems.

• Work effectively both as an individual, and as a member of a development team.

• Be guided by the personal and professional requirement to identify knowledge gaps, undertake self-learning and lifelong learning to supplement existing skillsets.

Course Content

The BSc (Hons) in Computing has the following content:

NB: Stage 3 of this programme consists of a work placement.

Stage 1

Stage 2

Stage 4

Core Modules

Programming Fundamentals

Mathematics and Statistics for Computing

Information Systems and Databases

Problem Solving and Algorithms

Information and Communication Technology

Computer Architecture

Web Development I

Learning to Learn

Communications for Success

Core Modules

Object Orientated Programming

Software Engineering

Data Communications and Networking

Databases

Web Development II

Operating Systems

Algorithms and Data Structures

Project Management

Mathematics

Core Modules

Distributed Systems

Computer Security

Project

Elective Modules

Choose one of the following

Elective 1 - Cloud Computing

Cloud Platform Development

Cloud Infrastructure and Networking

Elective 2 - Data Analytics and Big Data

Data Mining and Analytics

Managing and Processing Big Data

Elective 3 Software Development

Software Quality Assurance

UX and GUI Development

Elective 4 Web and Cloud Technology

Advanced Web Technologies

Mobile and Social Computing

DBS Employability Pillar

Year 1

Learning to Learn

Communication For Personal Success

Teaching and Assessment

Career Opportunities

Graduates will be equipped with the skills and knowledge that make them highly attractive to potential employers.

Employers are keen to employ graduates who have work experience and the work placement on this programme provides authentic industrial experience for learners. Therefore, a key feature is the industry relevant work placement that is built into the BSc (Hons) in Computing programme. The DBS Employer Liaison Officer works with learners to find them a relevant and meaningful work placement. The Careers Office is experienced in securing ICT work placements for a Level 8 ICT Skills conversion course with learners places in companies such as: Version1, Brandon Consulting, Zurich Insurance, Ezetop, Qualcom, BigRedCloud, Ergo and Storm Technology.

The table below represents a selection of the roles available, classified according to the electives available on the programme.

Data Analytics & Big Data	Cloud Computing
Data Administrator Data Analyst Database Engineer Database Support Eng Systems Engineer Big Data Engineer Data Architect Business Intelligence Analyst Database Developer SQL Database Administrator NoSQL DB Administrator MySQL DB Administrator SQL Analyst Data Warehouse Engineer	Cloud Support Engineer Systems Engineer Network Architect NOC Engineer Cloud IT Specialist Cloud Systems Engineer Linux Administrator Cloud Technician Network Security Engineer Technical Solutions Analyst, Google Cloud Platform Enterprise Cloud Platform Business Manager Enterprise Evangelist, Google Cloud Platform

Web & Mobile Computing	Software Development
Web Designer/Developer Mobile App Developer Web Application developer Front-end developer Mobile Developer Android Visual Designer iOS Developer Windows Phone Developer C# Web Developer Mobile Developer (Android) iOS Mobile Apps Developer Developer (Web & Mobile) Mobile Architect Mobile QA Engineer	Programmer Software Developer Software Engineer Software Test Engineer Application Developer User Experience Designer Visual Designer Development Engineer UI / UX Designer Java Developer .NET Developer Software Architect QA Engineer / Test Developer Software Tester

Next Steps

Before making an application please ensure you are aware of all our entry requirements.

School Leaver Applicants

Application forms and the CAO Handbook are both supplied by the Central Applications Office (CAO), Tower House, Eglinton Street, Galway or from your Career Guidance Counsellor.

Mature Applicants

Transfer Students

EU Citizens

Non-EU Applicants

Non - EU applicants should contact directly the International Admissions Office at Dublin Business School.

Application fee to CAO

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Course overview

COURSE OVERVIEW 2020

Awarding Body:
Quality & Qualifications Ireland (QQI)

Award: Honours Bachelor Degree
NFQ Level: Level 8
Award Title:
BSc (Hons) Computing
Award Type: Major
Duration: 4 Years
CAO Code: DB500, DB501, DB502, DB503, DB504

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