Diploma in Software Programming
About the Programme
The Diploma in Software Programming (DSP) prepares individuals with fundamental programming skills to develop, maintain and troubleshoot simple programs. The curriculum also prepares individuals with the foundation for developing further skills in addressing more complex programs.
The DSP programme is designed for students who wish to enter the field of computer programming. Graduates will be expected to demonstrate a thorough understanding of computer hardware and software principles and functions, write programs that apply to a variety of business and other applications of intermediate complexity, and explain the client-server model for program design and implementation.
Who is this For:

• High school students seeking an alternative to university
• University students interested in a Computer Science career
• Persons interested in switching careers to the field of Computer Science
• Persons interested in furthering their skills in Software Programming or Engineering
• Corporate institutions interested in additional Computer Science training for their team

How to apply

• Fill out the application form which is available on our website and also available on campus
• Provide all required documentation
• Pay the admission fee
• Submit the application

Requirements:

• A completed Application form (See the PDF below)
• A Valid Government issued ID
• Proof of Qualifications (present original documents)
• 1 Passport Size Photo

Classes
Classes are designed with a balance between flexibility and physical interactivity.
Students meet once a week for face-to-face interaction with classmates and the instructor, and between these class meetings, continue online to learn at own pace, with individualized focus on the learning material.
Career Opportunities
Students who complete this programme may consider career opportunities as:

• Web Site Designers
• Computer Graphics Designers
• Database Designer
• Software Procurement Analysts

 
Programme Requirements for Enrollment:
Provisional Enrollment
If a student falls short of the full matriculation entry requirements he/she may be accepted on a probationary basis until the outstanding subject(s) is or are achieved/passed.
The student has one year to attain the outstanding subject (through sitting and passing a prescribed developmental course, or achieving relevant exam passes) and will not allowed to complete the programme until the matriculation status is satisfied. This may result in the student being asked to withdraw from the programme if the additional pass is not completed within the probationary time period.