Undergraduate Courses in Computing
and Electronic Systems, Three themes, Computer Science, Computer Systems
Engineering and Electronics and Telecommunications Engineering
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Undergraduate Courses in Computer Systems Engineering
Wherever we travel, computer systems are in use behind the scenes helping to
control and monitor the flow of traffic. They are used to design, manufacture,
sell and transport the goods we buy and the clothes we wear. They have
revolutionised commerce and the telecommunications industry. Computer systems
engineering is a subject that spans a wide range of technology from software to
electronic hardware. It combines computer science with computer engineering and
digital electronics to make a fascinating mix of subject matter with a very wide
field of application.
The following two 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, system architecture,
networking principles and digital systems. 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.
The 4 year degree BSc Computers and Electronics (GH46) offers an alternative
route into the other degree schemes. This scheme has a foundation year with
introductory modules that allow progression into year 1 of a standard degree.
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