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DCU Connected - BSc in Information Technology

  • 12-06-2019 5:14am
    #1
    jeepers101
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 707 ✭✭✭


    Has anyone completed this course recently and if so how would you rate it?

    There is a thread on this course already but its a few years old and it looks like most of the modules have changed since. I'd love to hear reviews from people that have completed the course recently and what you thought of the course structure, content, work load etc.


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  • #2
    Hydration
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 109 ✭✭Hydration


    jeepers101 wrote: »
    Has anyone completed this course recently and if so how would you rate it?

    There is a thread on this course already but its a few years old and it looks like most of the modules have changed since. I'd love to hear reviews from people that have completed the course recently and what you thought of the course structure, content, work load etc.

    I have completed the BSc in Information Technology with DCU Connected. A lot of pros and cons with this degree. The work load is heavy but this depends on how many modules you take each year. You can do 4 modules max in year 1 and the same for year 2. These 8 modules are classed as diploma modules. You can exit the programme with a diploma if you do not wish to complete the degree. This is known as an exit award. You have to do an additional 6 modules for the degree. 3 modules max per year. It is possible to complete this degree in 4 years but most students take about 5/6 years on average. If you have any questions I will be happy to answer them.


  • #3
    foolofatook
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 11 ✭foolofatook


    I'd be interested in hearing a bit more about this degree if you're happy to answer some questions? Do you think the quality/content of the degree would be similar to other full time undergraduate IT/CS degrees? Also is there a good bit of programming involved? I was looking at the Computing and IT degree with the Open University but have decided against it as it has minimal programming but this DCU one seems to be a bit more in depth.


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