Digital Media Basics SCQF Level 4
What is special about this course?
This is an introductory course for those wishing to develop skills such as digital imaging, computer hardware and programming. It is an 18 week full-time course available from January to June. It is ideal for the novice, those with an interest in getting into the IT-related job market or those who are already working in the area but would like formal training or to update their skills in areas such as video, hardware and software development.
Entry requirements
There are no formal entry requirements, however interest in this area should be demonstrated in your personal statement.
Subjects studied include:
- Computer hardware and systems
- Video acquisition
- Audio acquisition
- Still images acquisition
How will I study my course?
Blended Learning.
How long will my course last?
18 Weeks
January start
Where can I study my course?
- Inverness Campus
Start date
January
Fees
For the latest information on fees please see our fees policy.
Funding
You may be eligible to apply for a Bursary or EMA (Educational Maintenance Allowance)
What can I do on completion of my course?
- Computing with Web Design SCQF Level 5
- Computing with Cyber Security Level 6
- Enhanced career prospects where knowledge of IT is required.
Is there more information available online?
You can use the above QR code to connect directly to the course details.
Apply for Digital Media Basics SCQF Level 4
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