Bsc Networking Years 4 and 5

BSc Computing

or

BSc Networking Years 4 and 5

(Part Time)

Website Support

Please visit the SCM-Intranet Mansha Nawaz Staff Page - BSc PT Admin Link or for further course information and latest announcements.

Information Pack

 Mansha Nawaz Oct 2011

CONTENT

1.BSc Part Time Year 4 & 5 Degree Information

a.Entry requirements

b.University Regulations

c.BSc Part-Time Year 4 and Year 5 Programme

2.BSc Computer Studies or Computer (Networking) (Part Time)

a.Oct 2010 – BSc Year 4 and Oct 2011 – BSc Year 5 part-time modules.

3.BSc Computer Studies Level 3 Full Time module list

a.Oct 2011 – Level 3 modules

4.Applying.

5.Enrolling.

6.Website Support.

7.FEES

Disclaimer

The information presented in this document and on the supporting website is as far as possible accurate at the date of publication. However, Teesside University (TU) reserves the right at any time to amend any of the information herein.

TU will use reasonable endeavours to deliver the course and modules in accordance with the descriptions provided.

TU reserve the right to revise or withdraw course or module contents, and to make variations to regulations and methods of delivery at its discretion and without liability both before and after a student’s admission to the University.

TU cannot be held responsible for any inaccuracies, errors or omissions.

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1. BSc Part Time Year 4 & 5 Degree Information

This document is intended for those students who wish to study the final stage of a part time degree over a 2 year period.

If your application is accepted we will contact you to enrol on the course and invite you to an Induction Day to provide course overviews and an introduction to the University of Teesside facilities. The schedule is as follows:

a. Entry requirements

Candidates must have successfully completed ONE of the below mentioned studies.

• HND in a computing subject.
• BSc/BA modules - 120 credits at level 1 and 120 credits at level 2.
• Foundation Degree (FD) in a computer related discipline.

Please consult the HNC/D Course Information document if you wish to undertake a BSc/BA part-time programme but do not have the above entry requirements.

b. University Regulations

University regulations state that to obtain an honours degree, a student must acquire 360 credits, from all points of study. This 360 must be made up of 120 at level 1, 120 at level 2, and 120 at level 3

Students with a HND from Teesside University (TU) are credited with 120 Level 1 credits, and 120 Level 2 credits.

Students with an HND from other institutions should have a similar credit profile to TU and again those students will be considered. We will need to see a copy of your certificate in order to confirm you meet the above regulations.

c. BSc Part-Time Year 4 and Year 5 Programme

BSc final In BSc year 4 the student will study 2 x 20 credit level 3 modules,

In BSc year 5 the year – part-time study programme operates over a 2 year period.

student will study 2 x 20 credit level 3 modules

Split over the period will be a Project worth 40 level 3 credits.

The designated day for BSc Years 4 and 5 will be a Tuesday. Provided you meet the pre-requisites and you are able to attend the timetabled sessions you may opt to undertake other modules as part of your Year 4 and 5 study plan.

2. BSc Computer Studies or Computer (Networking) (Part Time)

a. Oct 2010 – BSc Year 4 and Oct 2011 – BSc Year 5 part-time modules.

Entry for October 2011 - Degree Programme for HND Top-up Modules and FD Network. FD Network student must do the compulsory modules Advance Networks and ICT Service Management.

• BSc final year – part-time study programme operates over a 2 year period.
• In BSc year 4 the student will study 2 x 20 credit level 3 modules,
• In BSc year 5 the student will study 2 x 20 credit level 3 modules
• Split over the period will be a Project worth 40 level 3 credits.

4 taught modules (level 3) + project

Please note the following modules are generally suitable for the BSc part-time years 4 and 5. We shall endeavour to schedule these modules to run on the days indicated. Check latest announcements on BSc Admin tag for latest timetable information.

Full BSc/BA level 3 module lists are provided in the next section for Oct 2011. Modules are available for study provided you meet the pre-requisites and are able to attend the timetabled sessions. Please note the module list may be subject to change.

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3. BSc Computer Studies Level 3 Full Time module list

a. Oct 2011 – Level 3 modules

Modules are available for study provided you meeting the pre-requisites and are able to attend the timetabled sessions. Please consult times to confirm the timetable of the module of interest. Please click module name to visit the online module descriptors (cams) *only available to SCM students.

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4. Applying.

Students who want to progress onto the degree final year top up part-time programme operating over years 4 and 5 need to email and cc a copy to with this below information.

Request to apply for BSc Final Year Part-Time (years 4 & 5)

Student's name:

Student#:

Student's email address

Course title: BSc Computing or BSc Computer Networks

Point of entry (Year 4 part-time)

This will enable Registry to send them the correct link to the course. Successful candidates will be invited to enrol online.

5. Enrolling.

If your application is successful you will be invited to formally enrol online onto the course.

Do remember that it is vital that you formally enrol on the course, in early September.

6. Website Support.

Also look for latest announcements on and also keep an eye on the local press for confirmation of dates. Alternatively, email me () for any queries or advice.

Website Support

Please visit the SCM-Intranet Mansha Nawaz Staff Page - BA PT Admin Link or for further course information and latest announcements.

Teaching takes place over 2 x 15 week semesters operating from Oct-Jan and Jan to June.

7. FEES

The fees are available at

However any student enrolled on a part-time course, which at enrolment is in receipt of certain benefits or on low income, may be granted financial support or full remission of basic tuition, registration and approved examination fees. You may find information relating to fees at the following web page:

Normal residence eligibility conditions apply to this, and students who already have a Bachelors Degree are ineligible.

‘A Guide to Financial Support for Part-time Students in Higher Education’ is available. Students can access the information and online forms from Student Finance Direct at:

If you require information or advice on their potential eligibility/entitlement then please contact our Finance Advisers on 342277 or at .

The university finance department are the only department who are now able to give accurate, up to date information regarding the cost of new courses.

If you have any queries regarding course fees the best person to speak with is Linda Dawson in the finance office. She is head of Sales ledger and is responsible for invoicing all students.

Phone 01642 342167

Email 

The following has been provided as a guide only and fee query and/or confirmation should be directed to Finance on the above phone or email.

If the students are continuing on the same course the fees will be:-

BSc Year 4 PT - 2 x 20 credits = £500 (no discount if continuing on the same course)

BSc Year 5 PT - 2 x 20 credits + 1 x 40 credits = £1000

If it is a new course code that the student is doing, then the student will be charged the new rate of:-

BSc Year 4 PT - 2 x 20 credits = £405 (includes discount for 1st time on course)

BSc Year 5 PT - 2 x 20 credits + 1 x 40 credits = £1080