Computer Science with a Foundation Year MCompu (H)

If you want to study computer science but dont meet our standard entry requirements, our foundation year could be for you. Youll learn the fundamentals of maths, physics and engineering in a variety of innovative ways to prepare you for your degree.<br/><br/>**Understand theoretical issues underlying a problem, and engineer a solution with this comprehensive degree in computer science.**<br/><br/>If you want to study computer science but dont meet our standard entry requirements, our foundation year could be for you. Youll learn the fundamentals of maths, physics and engineering in a variety of innovative ways to prepare you for your degree.<br/><br/>In this ever-evolving field there is no shortage of subjects to explore. You’ll be encouraged to experiment with speech recognition, voice synthesis, text summarisation, translation… to name a few.<br/><br/>As well as learning to program and think analytically, youll be encouraged to work in teams and develop your communication skills. And from year two, you’ll work as part of a team to solve real problems set by real clients.<br/><br/>The main focus of your final year is a dissertation project, where you’ll enjoy scope for creative and intellectual exploration. Youll also have the opportunity to choose from a large selection of modules spanning theoretical and applied computer science, AI and software engineering approaches taught by research leaders in their field.<br/><br/>**Why study this course?**<br/>- **Professional skills and group work** - professional, communication and presentation skills help to create more employable computer scientists and software engineers.<br/><br/><br/>- **Specialist teaching facilities** - youll have access to the latest hardware, software and operating systems, plus high-spec graphics computers and a robotics arena in our dedicated computer labs in The Diamond.<br/><br/><br/>- **Support throughout your degree** - our dedicated student welfare advisor is available to provide support, for example, if you are feeling down, overwhelmed or struggling to adjust to student life.<br/>