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HND in Computing

Explore a broad computing pathway that connects software, data, networks and project-based problem solving.

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HND in Computing

Explore a broad computing pathway that connects software, data, networks and project-based problem solving.

Duration18 Months
Course feeLKR 250,000
CampusBatticaloa

Confirm the next intake, registration charges and payment arrangements with admissions.

Build practical skill. Create your next opportunity.

Build practical skill. Create your next opportunity.

HND in Computing introduces the breadth of computing: analysing a problem, designing a solution, writing and testing software, organising data and understanding the systems that connect users and services. Learners can develop both technical explanations and practical outputs while exploring the connections between these fields.

Projects offer a way to connect research, planning, implementation, testing and presentation. Programming, databases, web development and systems topics can support different future specialisms. The actual programme specification, entry route, awarding arrangements, assessment rules and progression options must be confirmed for the intake; this overview does not assert a particular awarding body or credit total.

Practical learningCareer skillsBatticaloa

What you will explore

An overview of the learning areas. See the current course modules below for the curriculum entered by the campus.

What you will explore
01

Computing foundations and structured problem solving

02

Programming concepts, design and testing

03

Database modelling and data management

04

Web applications and user-interface principles

05

Networking and operating-system foundations

06

Security, professional practice and ethical data use

07

Research, requirements and project planning

08

Teamwork, technical reports and project presentation

Learning through practice

Learning through practice

Guided exercises help you turn an explanation into a skill you can demonstrate.

  • Analyse a small organisation’s computing requirements
  • Develop and test a software or web prototype
  • Design a relational data model and sample database
  • Present a documented computing project and evaluation

Skills for your next step

Connect several computing disciplines in a practical project

Explain design and testing decisions with evidence

Plan a further specialism using confirmed programme information

Career & self-employment pathways

Career & self-employment pathways

Possible directions to explore with further practice and the requirements of the role. Employment or professional recognition is not guaranteed.

  • Computing and software-development skill pathways
  • Systems, data or support specialisation
  • Further study subject to the receiving institution’s requirements
Is this course right for you?

Is this course right for you?

Learners considering advanced computing study
Applicants developing a software or systems direction
Students seeking a project-based computing pathway

Obtain the current entry requirements and written programme details from admissions, including assessment, awarding and progression arrangements.

Your questions, answered

What kinds of projects can I explore?

A software or web prototype, a database design and a documented computing solution are examples of project directions. The confirmed programme defines the assessment tasks.

Which awarding body or progression route applies?

Ask admissions for the written programme details, awarding arrangements and progression conditions for your intake.

Take the next step

Send an application request. Our campus team will contact you about availability, the timetable and enrolment.