Undergraduate Courses in Computer Science

Developments in Computer Science and the computing industry have changed our lives and our work at a rate unparalleled in the history of human society. Information is now a core asset in the economics of the modern world, so the skills of the Computer Scientist - the ability to control and manage computers and the information they hold, and to use the power of computers to solve problems - are in high and increasing demand.

The following five courses share identical modules in the first year with the possibility of transfer between degrees up to the start of the second year. The first year provides a solid grounding in programming, databases, internet topics and system architecture. In their second and third years, students combine core modules (which are common to all the degrees) with those specialist modules that are required for their chosen degree, and other modules of their choice.

• BSc Computer Science (G400)
• BSc Computer Science (Year Abroad) (G401)
• BEng Computer Networks (G420)
• BEng Computer Networks (Year Abroad) (G421)
• BSc Computer Games (G610)
• BSc Computer Games (Year Abroad) (G612)
• BSc Information and Communication Technology (GH56)
• BSc Information and Communication Technology (Year Abroad) (GH5P)