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Bachelor of Science with Education With Physics and Computer Science

Key Knowledge and Skills to be Acquired:

Strong theoretical knowledge of Physics and Computer Science .

Programming and computational thinking skills .

Scientific experimentation and laboratory skills .

Knowledge of computer systems, software, algorithms, and digital technologies .

Problem-solving, analytical, and critical-thinking skills .

Effective teaching and instructional methodologies .

Requirements

General Minimum Entry Requirements for Admission

Two principal passes in either of the following subjects: Advanced Mathematics or Chemistry or Biology or Physics or combined Physics-Chemistry or Computer Studies or Computer Science for foreign applicants.


Course description

The Bachelor of Science with Education With Physics and Computer Science is designed to prepare competent and professional secondary school teachers with strong theoretical and practical knowledge in Physics and Computer Science. The programme integrates scientific principles, computing, programming, educational theory, teaching methodologies, laboratory and practical work, assessment, classroom management, and teaching practice.

Students develop the ability to understand and apply principles of Physics, design computational solutions, use digital technologies, conduct scientific investigations, solve complex problems, and effectively teach Physics and Computer Science to learners. The programme also develops research, communication, critical-thinking, and professional skills required for careers in education, scientific research, educational technology, and related fields. SJUIT identifies Physics and Information Technology/Computing among the core knowledge areas of its Bachelor of Science with Education programme.

Physics Principles and Applications

Computer Programming and Computational Thinking

Computer Systems and Digital Technologies

Physics Laboratory and Scientific Investigation

Educational Assessment, Research and Teaching Practice