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MA Public Opinion and Political Behaviour
BSc Computer Games options

Year 2, Component 08

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CE202-5-AU
Software Engineering
(15 CREDITS)

This module aims to equip students with the main principles guiding the activities involved in software development throughout its lifecycle, including software requirements, object-oriented analysis and design, software validation and testing, and software maintenance and software evolution.

CE205-5-AU
Databases and Information Retrieval
(15 CREDITS)

The aim of this module is to build on the foundations of data and information systems laid down in the first year, learn how to design and manage fully structured data repositories and explore the rather different principles and techniques involved in representing, organising and displaying unstructured information.

CE212-5-SP
Web Application Programming
(15 CREDITS)

The aim of this module is to provide an understanding of the principles that underlie the design of web applications, and to provide practical experience of the technologies used in their construction.

CE231-5-SP
Computer and Data Networks
(15 CREDITS)

Want to configure Internet routing protocols for interconnecting networks? Or configure Ethernet switches and associated protocols? Build on your understanding of Internet routing protocols, Ethernet and other IP networking. Gain practical experience of configuration. Design addressing structures and interconnecting strategies for campus scale networks.

CE235-5-SP
Computer Security
(15 CREDITS)

This module introduces a number of ideas of computer security, ranging from ciphers to malicious software. After completing this module a student will be able to make a sufficiently informed judgement on most computer security issues and computer security solutions. The module includes programming coursework encouraging the students to experiment with ideas of computer security on simplified examples.

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