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"Studying Computing involves developing both subject-specific and transferable skills. Describe the skills you have used prior to university, and discuss how you would expect those skills to develop while studying for your degree."
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"Studying Computing involves developing both subject-specific and transferable skills. Describe the skills you have used prior to university, and discuss how you would expect those skills to develop while studying for your degree." Subject specific skills are skills which are solely for the subject or field it is acquired in, for example writing law reports for law. Transferable skills refer to skills which can be used in a number of subjects, these are known as key skills. Key skills are: 'the generic, transferable skills that the government and much of industry consider to be essential for successful lifelong learning and flexible workforce.' (http://www.keyskillsnet.org.uk/whatare.htm) * Communication * Application of number (numeracy) * Information Technology * Working with others * Improving own learning and performance * Problem solving Prior to university I was at college studying business studies, law studies and mathematics, where I learnt various specific skills and transferable skills. In each of these subjects I learnt many skills which are...
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