BSc in Artificial Intelligence & Computer Science with an Industrial Year [9502]
BSc in Computer Science with Business Management with an Industrial Year [9503]
BSc in Computer Science with an Industrial Year [9499]
MSci in Computer Science with an Industrial Year [9509]
BSc in Maths & Computer Science with an Industrial Year [9495]
MSci in Maths & Computer Science with an Industrial Year [9496]
BSc in Pure Maths & Computer Science with an Industrial Year [9497]
MSci in Pure Maths & Computer Science with an Industrial Year [9498]
BEng in Computer Science/Software Engineering with an Industrial Year [9500]
MEng in Computer Science/Software Engineering with an Industrial Year [9501]
Third Year, 2013/14
Every student with optional modules must fill in a module choice form for next academic year (in their corresponding degree programme), check the options for validity, print the form, and submit it to the office by Friday 4 October 2013. Do not forget to fill in your name.
Previous Year's VersionPlease read the notes below the module table.
WARNING: Programme descriptions for future academic years are subject to change.
Follow the link from the module code to see the full Syllabus Page for each of the modules taught by the School of Computer Science.
(Any links to modules taught outside the School are to the Academic Office web site,
and may not work.)
Students take the following modules to an overall total of 120 credits.
Notes
- Note 1 Only offered if there are students on an industrial placement.
- Note 2 In order to proceed to Year 3 (the industrial year), students must: - Not have any modules to repeat during the year. If they have resit examinations, they must arrange for time off to take these. - Have found a company willing to provide a placement which meets the School's requirements, which include providing an Industrial Tutor. The placement must involve a component of skills training (approximately 40%) and technical project work (approximately 60%). The skills training can include formal taught and/or self study courses and apprenticeship style learning "on the job". The training and project work must be of a technical nature relevant to the degree programme. The project work will most typically involve programming but other types of project work are acceptable. Students who do not meet the academic requirements or cannot find a suitable industrial placement will transfer to the degree programme without the Year in Industry component.
- Note 3 A student who fails the Industrial Studies module will be permitted to transfer to the degree programme without the Year in Industry component.
- Note 4 See also the web page for Programmes with an Industrial Year.