Software Engineering - BSc (Hons) Degree drafted
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Program Overview
Foundation Year (Year 0):
This programme can incorporate a Foundation Year, which is intended for students wishing to enrol onto the three-year honours degree, who fall into one of the following categories:
1. Students who have not achieved the required A-Level points (or equivalent) score to enter the first year of the degree programme.
2. Mature students who have been out of the formal education system for some time.
Further information about the Foundation Year can be found by
clicking here
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Degree
The Software Engineering degree programme is comprised of a number of coompulsory modules, with a range of options in the second and final year to develop your specific interests and expertise.
Students also have the option to complete a year-long placement in industry between Years 2 and 3.
Modules are 20 credits unless otherwise specified.
Year 1:
Students follow 120 credits of compulsory modules:
Year 2:
Students follow 100 credits of compulsory modules, with a choice of one 20 credit optional module:
Optional modules
* (one of the following):
Year 3:
Students follow 100 credits of compulsory modules, with a choice of one 20 credit optional module.
Compulsory modules:
Optional modules* (one of the following):
Note: Optional modules are subject to availability and demand; as such, not all optional modules may run in one Academic Year.
Pathways
Students who wish to follow a pathway are required to take a 20 credit pathway specialist module in Years 2 and 3. These modules are defined as follows:
Web Technology
Year 2: Mobile & Web Technologies
Year 3: Advanced Web Programming
Augmented and Virtual Reality
Year 2: Real-Time Computer Graphics
Year 3: Creating Virtual Worlds Using the GPU
Network Security
Year 2: Networks & Communications
Year 3: Cyber Security and Cryptography
Data Security
Year 2: Law & Digital Security
Year 3: Cyber Security and Cryptography
Students would also be required to complete their 40 credit dissertation project in a topic related to their pathway specialism.
