MSc Computing

For example, you may choose software development or information systems, and focus on the skills involved, while a theme such as security and forensics would obviously comprise different areas of study. This course is studied full-time over three trimesters or part-time. It requires an intensive period of study, involving lectures, tutorials, laboratory sessions and independent study. While classes for each module may account for only three or four hours a week, you'll be expected to commit at least hours per week per module. As a full-time student you'll take three modules per trimester, for the first two trimesters. This course is also available part-time, with one or two modules studied per trimester. Whichever direction you choose, you will end the course equipped with the expertise needed to take you further in your career. Subjects include Advanced applications programming Advanced cloud and network forensics Advanced software development Computer penetration testing Computer systems Database systems Design dialogues Emergent computing for optimisation Enterprise computing Enterprise information systems with SAP e-Security; group project Host-based forensics Information systems engineering Interaction design Management of doftware projects Network security Network technology Programming for the web Routing technology Security audit and compliance Software development 1 & 2 Switching technology Web Design and development Web-enabled business; MSc dissertation Study modules mentioned above are indicative only. Some changes may occur between now and the time that you study. You can view a list of all current modules in our module catalogue.