About This Course
The BEng (Hons) Software Engineering from University of Bolton – 18 months programme is developed collaboratively with industrial partners to ensure that students study a broad range of relevant industrial topics. Many graduates find lucrative careers in this lucrative field of work.
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Curriculum
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About this course
BEng (Hons) Software Engineering (Bolton) – 18 months
The BEng (Hons) Software Engineering from University of Bolton – 18 months programme is developed collaboratively with industrial partners to ensure that students study a broad range of relevant industrial topics. Many graduates find lucrative careers in this lucrative field of work.
Throughout this BEng (Hons) Software Engineering from Bolton – 18 months, students will encounter realistic scenarios that will prepare them for life after university. This is true not only for the technical areas studied, but also for the output required of students, such as technical proposals or management reports.
Much of the coursework that students complete is project-based and frequently requires group work. Successful and productive teamwork is a necessary component of modern software engineering.
Since software engineering and application development are international businesses, they are not geographically restricted. The BEng (Hons) Software Engineering from Bolton – 18 months course examines issues such as culture, socialisation, and localisation, as well as international computer and communication standards.
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Program Overview: BEng (Hons) Software Engineering – 18 months
Key Highlights of the BEng (Hons) Software Engineering – 18 months qualification are:
Program Duration: 18 Months (24 Months Option also available)
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Internationalisation:
Since software engineering and application development are international businesses, they are not geographically restricted. The BEng (Hons) Software Engineering – 18 months course examines issues such as culture, socialisation, and localisation, as well as international computer and communication standards.
Career Opportunities
Software engineers can be employed at any point during the software development life cycle. Typical responsibilities include developing project specifications, writing algorithms, coding, testing, deployment, and maintenance.
A graduate of software engineering will have developed a broad range of technical and transferable skills, including advanced information technology skills, analytical abilities, communication, creativity and innovation, independence, logic, numeracy, project management, and organisation. The demand for qualified and skilled software engineers continues to grow. This is facilitated by a changing economic landscape, which is being shaped by the increasing demand for computing technology solutions.
What can I do with this qualification?
New graduates in software engineering frequently begin as programmers and work their way up to positions of greater responsibility, such as architect or project manager.
Jobs directly related to a degree in software engineering include game development, system development, web design and development, search engine optimisation, information systems management, and business analysis. Additionally, there are numerous career opportunities in fields such as business, engineering, health care, gaming, publishing, information technology, retail, education, medicine, aerospace, and cyber security.
Alternative career options
Graduates can use the credential as a springboard to a variety of other careers. Relevant experience and postgraduate study may be required for some of these positions. Among the roles are the following:
- Public relations, advertising, and marketing
- Accounting, banking, and finance
- Electricity and utility services
- Fabrication and production
- Public administration and defence
- Consultation in information technology
- Production of radio and television
- Analyses of systems
- Telecommunications
- Programming in the multimedia environment
- Copywriting for the web
- Engineering of networks
Modules
The modules listed below may be a mixture of compulsory and optional. You may not have the opportunity to study all the modules shown as part of the course.
- Information Technology and IT Ethics
- Mathematics and Statistics for IT
- PC Maintenance and Operating Systems
- Computer Graphics Editing and Database Concepts
- Logical IT Networking
- Physical IT Networking
- Web Programming
- Graphical User Interface (GUI)
- Programming Concepts and Java for Android Programming
- Technopreneurship
- Network Security
- C#.NET Programming
- System Administration
- Network Routing and Switching
- Network Design and Administration
- Content Management Systems
- Web Design
- Business to Business (B2B) E-commerce
- Business to Consumer (B2C) E-commerce
- Agile Programming
- Enterprise Systems Development
Curriculum
Syllabus
The BEng (Hons) Software Engineering from University of Bolton – 18 months programme is developed collaboratively with industrial partners to ensure that students study a broad range of relevant industrial topics. Many graduates find lucrative careers in this lucrative field of work. Throughout this BEng (Hons) Software Engineering from Bolton – 18 months, students will encounter realistic scenarios that will prepare them for life after university. This is true not only for the technical areas studied, but also for the output required of students, such as technical proposals or management reports. Much of the coursework that students complete is project-based and frequently requires group work. Successful and productive teamwork is a necessary component of modern software engineering. Since software engineering and application development are international businesses, they are not geographically restricted. The BEng (Hons) Software Engineering from Bolton – 18 months course examines issues such as culture, socialisation, and localisation, as well as international computer and communication standards.
Stage 1-A: Level 4 Mandatory Units0/4
(Total Credits: 80)
This stage is delivered by London School of Business and Research. The programme involves delivery through on-line Learning Management System (LMS). This stage leads to award of Level 4 Diploma in Information Technology which is accredited by Ofqual, UK (Office of Qualifications and Examinations Regulation). Credits earned at this stage – 120 credits. The Diploma in Information Technology – Level 4 qualification consists of 4 mandatory units for a combined total of 80 credits
4 readings
Stage 1-A: Level 4 Optional Units0/5
(Total Credits: 40)
Choose any 2 units out of the below list for a combined total of 40 credits.
5 readings
4 weeks
4 weeks
4 weeks
Stage 1-B: Level 5 Mandatory Units0/4
(Total Credits: 80)
The Qualifi Level 5 Diploma in Information Technology qualification consists of 4 mandatory units for a combined total of 80 credits
4 readings
4 weeks
4 weeks
4 weeks
4 weeks
Stage 1-B: Level 5 Optional Units0/6
(Total Credits: 40)
The Qualifi Level 5 Diploma in Information Technology qualification consists of 6 Optional units for a combined total of 40 credits Choose any two optional Units
6 readings
4 weeks
4 weeks
4 weeks
Reference Material: Online Library Resource0/20
20 readings
Reading: Reference Material: E-Library Access Codes
36 weeks
Reading: E-Library Books: Information Technology and IT Ethics – L4-QUA-DipIT
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Reading: E-Library Books: Mathematics and Statistics for IT – L4-QUA-DipIT
weeks
Reading: E-Library Books: PC Maintenance and Operating Systems – L4-QUA-DipIT
weeks
Reading: E-Library Books: Computer Graphics Editing and Database Concepts – L4-QUA-DipIT
weeks
Reading: E-Library Books: Logical IT Networking – L4-QUA-DipIT
weeks
Reading: E-Library Books: Physical IT Networking – L4-QUA-DipIT
weeks
Reading: E-Library Books: Web Programming – L4-QUA-DipIT
weeks
Reading: E-Library Books: Graphical User Interface (GUI) – L4-QUA-DipIT
weeks
Reading: E-Library Books: Programming Concepts and Java for Android Programming – L4-QUA-DipIT
weeks
Reading: E-Library Books: Technopreneurship – L5-QUA-DipIT
weeks
Reading: E-Library Books: Network Security – L5-QUA-DipIT
weeks
Reading: E-Library Books: C#.NET Programming – L5-QUA-DipIT
weeks
Reading: E-Library Books: System Administration – L5-QUA-DipIT
weeks
Reading: E-Library Books: Network Routing and Switching – L5-QUA-DipIT
weeks
Reading: E-Library Books: Network Design and Administration – L5-QUA-DipIT
weeks
Reading: E-Library Books: Content Management Systems – L5-QUA-DipIT
weeks
Reading: E-Library Books: Web Design – L4-QUA-DipIT
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Reading: E-Library Books: Business to Business (B2B) E-commerce – L5-QUA-DipIT
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Reading: E-Library Books: Business to Consumer (B2C) E-commerce (Information Technology and IT Ethics) – L5-QUA-DipIT
weeks
Reference Material: Module Reading List0/19
19 readings
Reading: Study Links: Information Technology and IT Ethics – L4-QUA-DipIT
4 weeks
Reading: Study Links: Mathematics and Statistics for IT – L4-QUA-DipIT
4 weeks
Reading: Study Links: PC Maintenance and Operating Systems – L4-QUA-DipIT
4 weeks
Reading: Study Links: Computer Graphics Editing and Database Concepts – L4-QUA-DipIT
4 weeks
Reading: Study Links: Logical IT Networking – L4-QUA-DipIT
4 weeks
Reading: Study Links: Network Security – L5-QUA-DipIT
4 weeks
Reading: Study Links: Physical IT Networking – L4-QUA-DipIT
4 weeks
Reading: Study Links: Web Programming – L4-QUA-DipIT
4 weeks
Reading: Study Links: Graphical User Interface (GUI) – L4-QUA-DipIT
4 weeks
Reading: Study Links: Programming Concepts and Java for Android Programming – L4-QUA-DipIT
4 weeks
Reading: Study Links: Technopreneurship – L5-QUA-DipIT
4 weeks
Reading: Study Links: C#.NET Programming- L5-QUA-DipIT
4 weeks
Reading: Study Links: System Administration – L5-QUA-DipIT
4 weeks
Reading: Study Links: Network Routing and Switching – L5-QUA-DipIT
4 weeks
Reading: Study Links: Network Design and Administration – L5-QUA-DipIT
4 weeks
Reading: Study Links: Content Management Systems – L5-QUA-DipIT
4 weeks
Reading: Study Links: Web Design- L4-QUA-DipIT
4 weeks
Reading: Study Links: Business to Business (B2B) E-commerce – L5-QUA-DipIT
4 weeks
Reading: Study Links: Business to Consumer (B2C) E-commerce (Information Technology and IT Ethics) – L5-QUA-DipIT
4 weeks
Stage 2 – Delivered by the University
(Total Credits: 120)
On completion of the Level 5 Diploma programme you progress / Top up with Degree through a UK University for progression to the BEng (Hons) in Software Engineering degree. The stage 2 is delivered online by Faculties / Professors from the University. The total credits earned will be 120 credits.
Assignment Brief Documents – Download Section0/2
Below please find the Assignment Brief document(s) for your enrolled programme. Simply click on the links to view and download the same.
2 readings
Reading: Assignment Brief Documents – L4-QUA-DipIT
weeks
Reading: Assignment Brief Documents – L5-QUA-DipIT
weeks
Sample Assignments – Download Section0/2
Below please find the Sample Assignments for your enrolled programme for reference purposes only. Simply click on the links to view and download the same. Please adhere to the Plagiarism Level while preparing your assignments
2 readings
Reading: Sample Assignments – L4-QUA-DipIT
weeks
Reading: Sample Assignments – L5-QUA-DipIT
weeks
Study Material Download Section0/1
1 reading
Reading: Study Material – L4-QUA-DipIT
weeks
Important documents0/4
This section provides you with some important information that you should adhere to succeed in your course
4 readings
Reading: LS-4.1.0-Sample-Template-for-Assignments
minutes
Reading: LS-5.1.0-Assignment-Plagiarism-Report
minutes
Reading: LS-6.1.0-E-Library-Access
minutes
Reading: LS-7.1.0-Assignment-Submission-Guidelines
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FAQs
This BEng (Hons) Software Engineering – 18 months programme is available in two duration modes:
- 18 Months
- 24 Months
Online
This BEng (Hons) Software Engineering – 18 Months course is ideal for those wishing to progress within the Computing and IT sector such as:
- IT support engineers, network engineers
- System Analysts
- Database Administrators
- Systems administrators and IT teachers
- Network and security professionals
- Web and software developers
Alternative career options
Graduates can use the qualification as a stepping-stone into a range of other careers. For some of these roles, relevant experience and postgraduate study may be required. Roles include:
- Advertising, marketing and PR
- Banking, finance and accountancy
- Energy and utilities
- Manufacturing and production
- Public sector and defence
- IT consultancy
- Radio and TV production
- Systems analysis
- Telecommunications
- Multimedia programming
- Digital copywriting
- Network engineering
Learners must possess:
- A / AS Level qualification, or
- Relevant NQF / QCF / RQF Level 3 Award / Diploma in Information Technology or an equivalent qualification, OR
- IT professionals with at least 1 year of work experience (if non of the above)
The BEng (Hons) Software Engineering – 18 Months course consists of 2 Stages:
Stage 1 (Delivered by London School of Business and Research, UK) – 240 Credits
- Information Technology and IT Ethics
- Mathematics and Statistics for IT
- PC Maintenance and Operating Systems
- Computer Graphics Editing and Database Concepts
- Logical IT Networking
- Physical IT Networking
- Web Programming
- Graphical User Interface (GUI)
- Programming Concepts and Java for Android Programming
- Technopreneurship
- Network Security
- C#.NET Programming
- System Administration
- Network Routing and Switching
- Network Design and Administration
- Content Management Systems
- Web Design
- Business to Business (B2B) E-commerce
- Business to Consumer (B2C) E-commerce
Successful completion of Stage 1 leads to progression to Stage 2
Stage 2 (Delivered by University) – 120 Credits
To complete this degree you will need to complete a total of 120 credits. This will be made up from the below units.
- Undergraduate Project (60 Credits)
- Agile Programming (30 Credits)
- Enterprise Systems Development (30 Credits)
Please note that the modules are subject to change – we review the content of our courses regularly, making changes where necessary to improve your experience and graduate prospects.
Successful completion of Stage 2 leads to award of degree of BEng (Hons) Software Engineering
- The assessment is done via submission of assignment.
- This course is assessed through 100% coursework with a range of methods, such as essays, research reports, presentations, group work and practical reports.
- There are no written exams.
Stage 1 (Delivered by LSBR)
The programme is taught by London School of Business and Research, UK and involves delivery through on-line Learning Management System (LMS). This stage leads to award of Diploma in Information Technology – Level 4 and Level 5 which is awarded by Othm, UK – an Awarding body by the UK Government’s regulator – OfQual.
Credits earned at this stage – 240 credits.
Stage 2 (BEng (Hons) Software Engineering – 18 months)
On completion of the diploma programme you progress / Top up with BEng (Hons) Software Engineering degree from the University of Bolton through our partner WI College, UK. The stage 2 is delivered via online learning by Faculties / Professors from the University. The total credits earned will be 120 credits.
Yes, the total Course Fee can be paid in Instalments.