Found 166 related courses for Undergraduate Technology and Information Subjects

Learn how to use statistics to tackle real business problems. Get hands-on experience with Microsoft Excel, and theoretical knowledge of probability and inference. Work with data, learning to summarise and present stats graphically and numerically. 

Programming is acknowledged as a vital skill that enables problem solving through the use of computers across a range of varied disciplines. This course introduces you to basic concepts, syntax and control structures in programming. You will learn how to program in a step-wise problem solving fashion.

Get real about current information technology trends, concepts, software and applications. Apply your technical knowledge in business settings. Acquire critical analysis skills to solve problems, overcome constraints and meet specified requirements.

Program a future in Object-Orientated Programming using Java classes and interfaces. Create algorithms to specification using standard control structures and step-wise refinement. Reuse code and devise strategies to test new software.

Learn the power of numbers in achieving business goals. Gain skills in gathering, interpreting and presenting data. Create growth by determining the sales volumes needed to break-even and make a profit. Learn through real cases.

Become a movie maker. Get confident preparing, shooting and editing videos. Learn the basics in Adobe Premiere Pro and iMovie. Cover sound production and copyright principles. See how Photoshop can help you add inspiring graphics.

Dive into the history of computers. Look at the basics of their design, the structure of operating systems and more. Move onto programming. Learn skills to launch your career in IT.

Learn how to manage small to medium-sized IT projects. Gain skills in conceptualising and visualising projects. Explore the Prince2 project management method. Get hands-on with tools for a variety of industries.

Develop skills in data analysis and design using Unified Modelling Language (UML). Then move onto designing and writing queries. Develop core skills in Structured Query Language (SQL). Get hands on with UMLet and DBDesigner Fork. 

Learn how to document workflows using activity diagrams and modelling tools. Understand the system development life cycle. Get to know key features of agile development, unified process, extreme programming and scrum.