COMPUTING


When studying on our Computing and IT courses, you will gain experience using industry-standard hardware and software in this dynamic and exciting area.


Our courses are delivered by expert lecturers with commercial and academic knowledge; lecturers combine practical and theoretical learnings to give you insight into a wide range of IT topics such as programming, web development, networking and gaming.


Upon completion of these courses, students have gone on to build careers in areas such as software development, IT support, website development and mobile applications. You could also progress on to an apprenticeship, or from a Level 3 programme to a degree-level course here at Petroc within our new Institute of Technology.


NORTH DEVON CAMPUS


LEVEL 1 INTRODUCTION TO IT


LEVEL 2 INFORMATION & CREATIVE TECHNOLOGY


LEVEL 3 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY


FTB283


Learn aspects of computing and develop practical skills and knowledge of underlying technologies. This course can give you specialist work-relevant IT skills in many aspects of computing.


MID DEVON CAMPUS


FTB061


Gain specialist work-relevant IT skills including computer hardware, programming, website design and knowledge of underlying principles of the internet.


FTB062


FTT035


Increase your technical knowledge relating to computer systems, web development, programming, servers and game design.


GO further... CYBER SECURITY ANALYST


DATA ANALYST DATABASE ADMINISTRATOR


FORENSIC COMPUTER ANALYST GAME DESIGNER GAMES DEVELOPER WEB DESIGNER


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Video gaming in the UK has a market value of


£5.7 billion £2,407 (8%) ¹


In April 2019, the average salary for IT technician jobs rose by


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