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Each course issues its own credential
Complete a course, sit its examination, receive a verifiable credential. Independent of the path.
Programme · technology
Computing Foundations
A first-year programme in computer science and applied mathematics.
Courses in sequence
2
Lessons total
0
Hours
108h
Weeks (recommended)
28
Level
beginner
Path credential
Issued
Programme rationale
Why this path exists.
A two-semester programme: the foundations of programming, computer science theory, and the calculus required to follow modern technical literature. Built for students with no prior background; finishes with a credential that is recognised on its own merits.
Sequence
Course sequence.
Term by term.
2 COURSES, IN ORDER
How the path is graded
Per-course credential, then a path credential at the end.
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Sequence enforces prerequisites
The next course assumes the previous one. You can sit them in any order, but the recommended sequence is what we test against.
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Path credential when every course passes
When every course in the sequence shows a passed credential, the path-level credential is published at a permanent verifiable URL listing all underlying courses.
Sequence starts here
Start with course one.
Graduate the programme.
Each course in the sequence issues its own credential. Finish all of them and the path-level credential publishes at a permanent verifiable URL.