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BTEC HND In Software / Networking Engineering

The BTEC Higher National Diploma (HND) in Software / Networking Engineering is specifically designed for students who need a gateway and transitional path to embark on degree studies at leading universities with the goal of completing professional higher studies in Sri Lanka or in any other state.  

The units/subjects were designed in purposeful and objective ways and methods to ensure that students obtain the necessary knowledge and training for a successful transition from their BTEC Higher National Diploma/s to their final stage, which takes them to the university level.

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Course Duration

2 academic years, programme structure, semester - 01.

• Programming
• Professional Practice
• IT Database Design & Development

Semester - 02

• Managing a Successful Computing Project
• Maths for Computing or Software Development Lifecycles
• Computer Systems Architecture or Website Design & Development

Semester - 03

• Network Security or Advanced Programming
• Cloud Computing or Application Development
• Computing Research Project (Part 1)
• Transport Network Design or Discrete Maths

Semester - 04

Speciafications available.

• Pearson BTEC HND In Network Engineering
• Pearson BTEC HND In Software Engineering

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Unit 20: Advanced Programming Assignment

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HND Assignment Brief Programme title BTEC HND in Computing and Systems Development (CSD) Unit number and title Unit 34 Data Structure and Algorithms

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