Modules: Database Design and Usage: This module is a practical introduction to the technology and terminology around tabular data, and the construction and use of a database. Electricity, Electronics and Fields: This module provides you with a basic knowledge of electricity and electronics, and of fields, that you will be able to apply in real engineering and computing situations. Further Mathematics: This module covers complex mathematical skills and knowledge, such as: algebra, including partial fractions and inverse functions; the circle; trigonometry; differentiation and integration, including trigonometric, and logarithmic and exponential functions; and solving first-order differential equations with separable variables, vector and vector methods in two and three dimensions, and forces as fixed vectors. Mechanics: Continuing to develop your maths skills and knowledge, this module introduces you to the relationships between forces, linear motion and energy, and the conditions for the static equilibrium of a body. Problem Solving and Programming: Introducing you to problem solving via computer applications, you’ll develop a basic understanding of algorithms and their uses, as well as gaining hands-on experience using simple software programs to solve problems. Properties of Matter and Waves: In this module, you’ll gain a basic knowledge of atomic physics, materials, heat and gases, and oscillations and waves. There is a heavy emphasis on safe laboratory practice and procedures. Mathematics:This module provides you with the appropriate foundation in maths skills that you need for undergraduate studies in engineering and computer science.

A Certificate of Secondary Education with an average GPA of 3/5.