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BSC Computer Science with a Year in Industry (COMU41)     IS

2015 - 2016

For students whose initial registration was prior to the 2018-19 academic session
 
 

Year 1


units (100 credits)
1A
A student will take

Semester 1
COM1008  Web and Internet Technology AUT SEM 10 credits
FCE1001  Global Engineering Challenge Week AUT SEM 0 credits

Semester 2
COM1009  Introduction to Algorithms and Data Structures SPR SEM 10 credits

Full academic year
COM1001  Introduction to Software Engineering ACAD YR 20 credits
COM1002  Foundations of Computer Science ACAD YR 20 credits
COM1003  Java Programming ACAD YR 20 credits
COM1005  Machines and Intelligence ACAD YR 20 credits

units (20 credits)
1B
A student will take 20 credits from this group.

Full academic year
COM1006  Devices and Networks ACAD YR 20 credits
a student can take unrestricted units to the value of 20 credits.

Year 2


units (120 credits)
2A
A student will take

Semester 1
COM2002  Human Centred Systems Design AUT SEM 20 credits
COM2004  Data Driven Computing AUT SEM 20 credits
FCE2001  Engineering - You're Hired AUT SEM 0 credits

Semester 2
COM2005  Bio-Inspired Computing and Robotics SPR SEM 20 credits
COM3420  Software Hut SPR SEM 20 credits

Full academic year
COM2001  Advanced Programming Topics ACAD YR 20 credits
COM2003  Automata, Logic and Computation ACAD YR 20 credits

Year 3


units (120 credits)
3A
A student will take

Full academic year
COM390  Year in Industry ACAD YR 120 credits

3B

A student must normally achieve a weighted mean grade of 60 or above at Level 1 and Level 2 in order to proceed to the Year in Industry, progression being at the discretion of the Board of Examiners.  A student who fails to progress may be permitted to become instead a student for the Degree of BSc Computer Science (COMU101).


3C

A student will be responsible for securing a suitable industrial placement in order to take COM390 Year in Industry. The appropriateness of the placement will be determined by the Industrial Placement Officer.  A student who fails to obtain a suitable placement will instead be required to become a student for the Degree of BSc Computer Science (COMU101).


3D

COM390 requires that a student will spend a minimum of 38 weeks working in an industrial establishment, the arrangements being subject to the approval of the Industrial Placement Officer.  The Year in Industry will be assessed on (a) written reflections on a skills-based placement journal; (b) two written reports; and (c) a post-placement presentation.  No grades will be awarded for the Year in Industry which will be assessed on a pass/fail basis.  A student who fails to satisfy these requirements may be permitted by the Faculty to become instead a student for the Degree of BSc Computer Science (COMU101).

Year 4


units (70 credits)
4A
A student will take

Semester 1
MGT388  Finance and Law for Engineers AUT SEM 10 credits

Full academic year
COM3600  Research Project ACAD YR 60 credits

units (30 credits)
4B
A student will take 30 credits from this group.

Semester 1
COM3110  Text Processing AUT SEM 10 credits
COM3310  Mainframe Computing AUT SEM 10 credits
COM3502  Speech Processing AUT SEM 10 credits
COM3503  3D Computer Graphics AUT SEM 10 credits

Semester 2
COM3001  Modelling and Simulation of Natural Systems SPR SEM 10 credits
COM3190  Theory of Distributed Systems SPR SEM 10 credits
COM3240  Adaptive Intelligence SPR SEM 10 credits
COM3501  Computer Security and Forensics SPR SEM 10 credits
COM3504  The Intelligent Web SPR SEM 10 credits
MGT389  Project Management and HRM for Engineers SPR SEM 10 credits

Full academic year
COM3550  Undergraduate Ambassadors Scheme in Computer Science ACAD YR 20 credits

units (20 credits)
4C
A student will take unrestricted units to the value of 20 credits.

4D

A student who does not pass COM3600 (Individual Research Project) at the first attempt will be ineligible for the award of the degree with Honours.

 
 
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