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The MSc in Computer Science is an exciting one-calendar-year programme aimed at excellent students who are keen to deepen their existing knowledge of computing. The expectation of graduates is that this course enables them to have rewarding careers in Computing or in a profession that has Computing or IT as a core component. This course is also a suitable preparation for PhD studies.
NS Elective is selected from: Internet of Things and Next Generation Networks.
Option 1 and Option 2 are elective
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A II.1 (60-69%) grade or higher from a reputable university in Computing or strongly related discipline
A standard of English language competence that will allow full participation in coursework, classwork and other activities - this means an
IELTS level of 6.5 overall with no single component below 6.0
You need to be able to be fully competent in programming in C, C++ or Java [for Graphics and Vision Technologies, you will need to have or acquire competence in C++]
A strong work ethic and the resolve to strongly engage with the demanding programme.
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