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Computer Science (Software Engineering)

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  • 2 Study options
  • Undergraduate
Course location
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Course summary

Computing and software development drives many of the world’s greatest technologies, helping us to live, learn, build and even save lives. This course combines computer science, software engineering and information systems to give you the skills employers want.

You’ll learn about programming, databases, computer hardware, computer networking, and how a computer operating system works. You will then extend your knowledge in graphical representation, data modelling and artificial intelligence.

  • Get a head-start in the industry Take part in local industry meet-ups and conferences such as Agile on the Beach, and networking events such as Tech Exeter and Digital Plymouth. Enjoy guest lectures from industry experts working at companies such as Red Hat and Goss Interactive.

  • Gain professional accreditation Get a degree that’s accredited by, and entitles membership of, British Computer Society, BCS, the Chartered Institute for IT. Graduates may also gain registration as a Chartered IT Professional (CITP) and will partially meet the educational requirements for Chartered Engineer (CEng) registration.

  • Be inspired by the creativity that our practical, hands-on course nurtures Our ‘learning through doing’ ethos means you build the skills to make you desirable to employers. You’ll learn from dedicated teaching staff engaged in internationally significant research, actively creating and developing applications, and have a wealth of industry contacts.

  • Collaborate and build Mirroring the teamwork at the heart of the industry, you’ll work in a team to develop a piece of software with a real purpose.

  • Immerse yourself in the very latest technology and software We use open source as well as providing access to Microsoft Imagine for software to work at home. We regularly update and refurbish our specialist labs, where you get to use Microsoft and Apple industry standard software.

  • Make use of cutting-edge facilities Students in engineering, science and the arts have access to a range of specialist equipment and innovative laboratories in our new engineering and design facility. You'll also have access to specialist laboratories equipped with various hardware and software configurations.

  • Enhance your career prospects In your third year, you can undertake a placement at industry leaders such as IBM, Microsoft, Goss Interactive and Vualto.

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Application codes

Course code:
I300
Institution code:
P60

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