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Computer Science or Computing at Coventry University?

Hello, I've just completed year 1 of the BSc Computing course at Coventry University and I'm thinking to transfer to Computer Science from year 2. I have read several articles differentiating the two courses but I am still unsure as to which would be a better option.
Could someone (with experience in this uni and course) explain me the basic difference between the two and what your recommendation would be. Thank you

Reply 1

Salmanfazal01

These are the modules taught in both the courses:

Year 1 (All modules are the same for both courses)
-Computer Architecture and Networks
-Introduction to Computing
-Logic and Sets
-Introduction to Algorithms
-Enterprise Information Systems
-Designing for Usability 1

Year 2
Computing and CS
-Programming, Algorithms and Data Structures
-Data and Information Retrieval
-Technology and its Social, Legal and Ethical Context
-Real World Project

CS
-Operating Systems, Security and Networks
-Software Engineering

Computing
-Designing forusability
-Developing themodern web 1

Year 3 (Choose 5 from optional modules)
Computing
-Developing themodern web 2
-Interactivepervasivecomputing
-Intelligent agents
-Mobile applicationdevelopment
-Open sourcedevelopment
-Individual project
-Agile development

CS
-Software Quality and Process Management
-Theoretical Aspects of Computer Science
-Intelligent Agents
-iOS Application Development
-Android Applications Development
-Open Source Development
-Individual Project
-Agile Development
-Developing the Modern Web 2
-Concurrent and Parallel Programming: Theory and Implementation