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DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE

BSc COMPUTER SCIENCE

FIRST YEAR MODULES

SEMESTER 1

Core Modules Credits

CO1003 PROGRAM DESIGN 20

CO1007 STUDY SKILLS AND PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE 10

CO1012 DISCRETE STRUCTURES 10

CO1016 COMPUTER SYSTEMS 20

Semester Total 60

SEMESTER 2

Core Modules Credits

CO1001 LOGIC AND PROBLEM SOLVING 20

CO1005 DATA STRUCTURES AND DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENTS 20

CO1019 DATABASES AND WEB APPLICATIONS 20

Semester Total 60

SECOND YEAR MODULES

SEMESTER 1

Core Modules Credits

CO2001 USER INTERFACES AND HCI 10

CO2006 SOFTWARE ENGINEERING AND SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT 20 CO2012 SOFTWARE PROJECT MANAGEMENT AND PROFESSIONALISM 10

CO2011 AUTOMATA, LANGUAGES AND COMPUTATION 20

Semester Total 60

SEMESTER 2

Core Modules Credits

CO2008 FUNCTIONAL PROGRAMMING 10

CO2015 SOFTWARE ENGINEERING PROJECT 20

CO2016 MULTIMEDIA AND COMPUTER GRAPHICS 10

CO2017 OPERATING SYSTEMS, NETWORKS AND DISTRIBUTED SYSTEMS 20

Semester Total 60

THIRD YEAR MODULES

SEMESTER 1

Core Modules Credits

CO3015 COMPUTER SCIENCE PROJECT (PART 1)* 20

Optional Modules

FORTY CREDITS OF APPROVED OPTIONAL MODULES 40

Semester Total 60

SEMESTER 2

Core Modules Credits

CO3015 COMPUTER SCIENCE PROJECT (PART 2)* 20

Optional Modules

FORTY CREDITS OF APPROVED OPTIONAL MODULES 40

Semester Total 60

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BSc COMPUTER SCIENCE WITH A YEAR ABROAD

First and Second Year Modules

As for the first- and second-year of the B.Sc. degree in Computer Science.

Third Year Modules

The third year will be spent abroad in the European Union taking approved courses in one of the institutions associated with the Computer Science Department in a SOCRATES Inter-University Cooperative Programme (ICP). Students are required to complete the year and to reach a prescribed level of attainment in the work done abroad. Failure to do so will result in the student reverting to the three year B.Sc. Computer Science degree. The marks awarded during the year abroad do not contribute to the final degree classification.

Note: Transfer will be confirmed only after successful completion of the first year. Fourth Year Modules

As for the third-year of the B.Sc. degree in Computer Science.

BSc COMPUTER SCIENCE WITH A YEAR IN INDUSTRY

First and Second Year Modules

As for the first- and second-year of the B.Sc. degree in Computer Science. Third Year Modules

1. Students will work within a sponsoring company for one year between 1 July of the second year of the course and the start of the following year.

2. During their one-year placement students will undertake a programme of training and work experience which will be agreed by the sponsoring company and the University.

3. Students will be expected to keep a logbook recording their training and experience that is to be presented for approval to the sponsoring company and the University.

4. Students will be issued with a Certificate of Industrial Studies indicating successful completion of their placement. Students who do not satisfactorily complete their industrial placement will be transferred to the B.Sc. Computer Science degree.

Fourth Year Modules

As for the third-year of the B.Sc. degree in Computer Science.

BSc COMPUTING

FIRST YEAR MODULES

SEMESTER 1

Core Modules Credits

CO1003 PROGRAM DESIGN 20

CO1007 STUDY SKILLS AND PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE 10

CO1012 DISCRETE STRUCTURES 10

Optional Modules Either

CO1097 INTERNET COMPUTING 10

CO1098 INFORMATION MANAGEMENT 10

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APPROVED SUPPLEMENTARY SUBJECT 20

Semester Total 60

SEMESTER 2

Core Modules Credits

CO1005 DATA STRUCTURES AND DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENTS 20

CO1019 DATABASES AND WEB APPLICATIONS 20

Optional Modules Either

CO1094 COMPUTERS AND SOCIETY 20

Or

APPROVED SUPPLEMENTARY SUBJECT 20

Semester Total 60

SECOND YEAR MODULES

SEMESTER 1

Core Modules Credits

CO2001 USER INTERFACES AND HCI 10

CO2006 SOFTWARE ENGINEERING AND SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT 20 CO2012 SOFTWARE PROJECT MANAGEMENT AND PROFESSIONALISM 10

CO1016 COMPUTER SYSTEMS 20

Semester Total 60

SEMESTER 2

Core Modules Credits

CO2002 FINANCIAL AND BUSINESS COMPUTING 10

CO2015 SOFTWARE ENGINEERING PROJECT 20

CO2016 MULTIMEDIA AND COMPUTER GRAPHICS 10

CO2017 OPERATING SYSTEMS, NETWORKS AND DISTRIBUTED SYSTEMS 20

Semester Total 60

THIRD YEAR MODULES

SEMESTER 1

Core Modules Credits

CO3016 COMPUTING PROJECT (PART 1)* 20

Optional Modules

FORTY CREDITS OF APPROVED OPTIONAL MODULES 40

Semester Total 60

SEMESTER 2

Core Modules Credits

CO3016 COMPUTING PROJECT (PART 2)* 20

Optional Modules

FORTY CREDITS OF APPROVED OPTIONAL MODULES 40

Semester Total 60

*TAKEN OVER TWO SEMESTERS, TOTAL CREDITS = 40

BSc COMPUTING WITH A YEAR ABROAD

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As for the first- and second-year of the B.Sc. degree in Computing.

Third Year Modules

The third year will be spent abroad in the European Union taking approved courses in one of the institutions associated with the Computing Department in a SOCRATES Inter-University Cooperative Programme (ICP).

Students are required to complete the year and to reach a prescribed level of attainment in the work done abroad. Failure to do so will result in the student reverting to the three year B.Sc. Computing degree. The marks awarded during the year abroad do not contribute to the final degree classification.

Note: Transfer will be confirmed only after successful completion of the first year.

Fourth Year Modules

As for the third-year of the B.Sc. degree in Computing.

BSc COMPUTING WITH A YEAR IN INDUSTRY

First and Second Year Modules

As for the first- and second-year of the B.Sc. degree in Computing. Third Year Modules

1. Students will work within a sponsoring company for one year between 1 July of the second year of the course and the start of the following year.

2. During their one-year placement students will undertake a programme of training and work experience which will be agreed by the sponsoring company and the University.

3. Students will be expected to keep a logbook recording their training and experience that is to be presented for approval to the sponsoring company and the University.

4. Students will be issued with a Certificate of Industrial Studies indicating successful completion of their placement. Students who do not satisfactorily complete their industrial placement will be transferred to the B.Sc. Computing degree.

Fourth Year Modules

As for the third-year of the B.Sc. degree in Computing.

BSc COMPUTING WITH MANAGEMENT

FIRST YEAR MODULES

SEMESTER 1

Core Modules Credits

CO1003 PROGRAM DESIGN 20

CO1007 STUDY SKILLS AND PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE 10

CO1012 DISCRETE STRUCTURES 10

MN1000 FOUNDATIONS OF MANAGEMENT 20

Semester Total 60

SEMESTER 2

Core Modules Credits

CO1005 DATA STRUCTURES AND DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENTS 20

CO1019 DATABASES AND WEB APPLICATIONS 20

MN1002 INTRODUCTION TO MARKETING 20

Semester Total 60

SECOND YEAR MODULES

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Core Modules Credits

CO2001 USER INTERFACES AND HCI 10

CO2006 SOFTWARE ENGINEERING AND SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT 20 CO2012 SOFTWARE PROJECT MANAGEMENT AND PROFESSIONALISM 10

Optional Modules

TWENTY CREDITS OF APPROVED OPTIONAL MODULES FROM MANAGEMENT

20

Semester Total 60

SEMESTER 2

Core Modules Credits

CO2015 SOFTWARE ENGINEERING PROJECT 20

CO2017 OPERATING SYSTEMS, NETWORKS AND DISTRIBUTED SYSTEMS 20

Optional Modules

Either

CO2002 FINANCIAL AND BUSINESS COMPUTING 10

Or

CO2016 MULTIMEDIA AND COMPUTER GRAPHICS /10

And

TEN CREDITS OF APPROVED OPTIONAL MODULES FROM MANAGEMENT 10

Semester Total 60

THIRD YEAR MODULES

SEMESTER 1

Core Modules Credits

CO3120 COMPUTING WITH MANAGEMENT PROJECT (PART 1)* 20 Optional Modules

TWENTY CREDITS OF APPROVED OPTIONAL MODULES FROM COMPUTING AND TWENTY CREDITS OF APPROVED OPTIONAL MODULES CHOSEN FROM MANAGEMENT

20,20

Semester Total 60

SEMESTER 2

Core Modules Credits

CO3120 COMPUTING WITH MANAGEMENT PROJECT (PART 2)* 20 Optional Modules

TWENTY CREDITS OF APPROVED OPTIONAL MODULES FROM COMPUTING AND TWENTY CREDITS OF APPROVED OPTIONAL MODULES TAKEN FROM MANAGEMENT

20,20

Semester Total 60

*TAKEN OVER TWO SEMESTERS, TOTAL CREDITS = 40

BSc COMPUTING WITH MANAGEMENT WITH A YEAR ABROAD

First and Second Year Modules

As for the first- and second-year of the B.Sc. degree in Computing with Management. Third Year Modules

The third year will be spent abroad in the European Union taking approved courses in one of the institutions associated with the Computing Department in a SOCRATES Inter-University Cooperative Programme (ICP).

Students will be required to complete the year and to reach a prescribed level of attainment in the work done abroad. Failure to do so will result in the student reverting to the three year B.Sc. Computing with Management degree. The marks awarded

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during the year abroad do not contribute to the final degree classification.

Note: Transfer will be confirmed only after successful completion of the first year.

Fourth Year Modules

As for the third-year of the B.Sc. degree in Computing with Management.

BSc COMPUTING WITH MANAGEMENT WITH A YEAR IN INDUSTRY

First and Second Year Modules

As for the first- and second-year of the B.Sc. degree in Computing with Management Third Year Modules

1. Students will work within a sponsoring company for one year between 1 July of the second year of the course and the start of the following year.

2. During their one-year placement students will undertake a programme of training and work experience which will be agreed by the sponsoring company and the University.

3. Students will be expected to keep a logbook recording their training and experience that is to be presented for approval to the sponsoring company and the University.

4. Students will be issued with a Certificate of Industrial Studies indicating successful completion of their placement. Students who do not satisfactorily complete their industrial placement will be transferred to the B.Sc. Computing degree.

Fourth Year Modules

As for the third-year of the B.Sc. degree in Computing with Management.

MComp COMPUTER SCIENCE

First, second and third year modules

As for the first-, second- and third-year of the B.Sc. in Computer Science B.Sc. FOURTH YEAR MODULES

SEMESTER 1

Core Modules Credits

CO4015 COMPUTER SCIENCE PROJECT (PART 1)* 20

Optional Modules

FORTY CREDITS OF APPROVED OPTIONAL MODULES 40

Semester Total 60

SEMESTER 2

Core Modules Credits

CO4015 COMPUTER SCIENCE PROJECT (PART 2)* 20

Optional Modules

FORTY CREDITS OF APPROVED OPTIONAL MODULES 40

Semester Total 60

*TAKEN OVER TWO SEMESTERS, TOTAL CREDITS = 40

MComp COMPUTER SCIENCE WITH A YEAR ABROAD

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As for the first- and second-year of the MComp Computer Science degree. Third Year Modules

The third year will be spent abroad in the European Union taking approved courses in one of the institutions associated with the Computing Department in a SOCRATES Inter-University Cooperative Programme (ICP).

Students will be required to complete the year and to reach a prescribed level of attainment in the work done abroad. Failure to do so will result in the student reverting to the four year MComp Computer Science degree. The marks awarded during the year abroad do not contribute to the final degree classification.

Note: Transfer will be confirmed only after successful completion of the first year.

Fourth and Fifth Year Modules

As for the third and fourth years of the MComp Computer Science degree.

MComp COMPUTER SCIENCE WITH A YEAR IN INDUSTRY

First and Second Year Modules

As for the first- and second-year of the MComp Computer Science degree. Third Year Modules

1. Students will work within a sponsoring company for one year between 1 July of the second year of the course and the start of the following year.

2. During their one-year placement students will undertake a programme of training and work experience which will be agreed by the sponsoring company and the University.

3. Students will be expected to keep a logbook recording their training and experience that is to be presented for approval to the sponsoring company and the University.

4. Students will be issued with a Certificate of Industrial Studies indicating successful completion of their placement. Students who do not satisfactorily complete their industrial placement will be transferred to the MComp Computer Science degree.

Fourth and Fifth Year Modules

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