Computer Science with Foundation Year

About this course

Computer science is the study of computation, information, and the systems that process and communicate both. It encompasses the design of algorithms and data structures, the architecture of software and hardware systems, programming languages and their theory, networks and distributed systems, artificial intelligence, and the mathematical logic that underlies the discipline as a whole. This four-year full-time degree at the University of Law includes a foundation year, allowing students to build their academic and technical foundations before progressing into the main programme. You will develop a systematic understanding of how computers and software work, learning to design, analyse, and implement computational solutions across a range of problem domains. The foundation year is designed to develop both technical skills and the communication and reflective abilities that professional

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