B.Sc. Computer Science & Management Science
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Bachelor's degree
In Edinburgh
Description
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Bachelor's degree
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Location
Edinburgh (Scotland)
This joint programme allows students to develop a strong background across a wide range of topics in both Computer Science and Management Science. It provides an excellent blend of technological knowledge in computer science and business skills.
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Laurent Lefebvre
Subjects
- Systems
- IT Management
- Management
- Programming
- Computing
- Computational
- Logic
- Algorithms
Course programme
You will be introduced to the fundamental principles of computation and programming, and you will learn how information can be represented and processed in computer systems. You will study the mathematics courses Calculus and Linear Algebra, in addition to a business studies course led by the Business School.
Year 2You will cover topics in formal and natural language processing, algorithms and data structures. You will also study Discrete Mathematics and Probability as well as two courses led by the Business School.
Year 3Your studies will become more focused, with a choice of up to eight courses in Computer Science and Management Science together with individual practical work and a large-scale group project. You may also select one course from a different subject area.
Year 4You will build a portfolio of between six and 10 specialised courses in Computer Science and Management Science that match your particular interests. You may also choose one course from a different subject area. In this period you will undertake an individual research project in either Computer Science or Management Science and write a dissertation.
Courses include:
- Agent Based Systems
- Algorithms and Data Structures
- Computer Architecture
- Computational Cognitive Science
- Computer Design
- Computer Communications and Networks
- Computer Security
- Compiling Techniques
- Database Systems
- Foundations of Natural Language Processing
- Introduction to Vision and Robotics
- Logic Programming
- Operating Systems
- Software Engineering with Objects and Components
- Software Testing
- Enterprise Computing
- Introduction to Theoretical Computer Science
- Speech Processing (Hons)
- Theories of Mind (Philosophy Hons)
- Logic, Computability and Incompleteness
- Elements of Programming Languages
- Introductory Applied Machine Learning
- Adaptive Learning Environments
- Automated Reasoning
- Computer Animation & Visualisation
- Computer Graphics
- Computational Complexity
- Computer Networking
- Compiler Optimisation
- Distributed Systems
- Human-Computer Interaction
- Machine Translation
- Natural Language Understanding
- Parallel Architectures
- Performance Modelling
- Parallel Programming Languages and Systems
- Software Architecture, Process, and Management
- System Level Integration Practical
- Topics in Cognitive Modelling
- Text Technologies for Data Science
- Agent Based Systems
- Algorithms and Data Structures
- Compiling Techniques
- Computational Cognitive Science
- Computer Security
- Database Systems
- Software Engineering with Objects and Components
- Software Testing
- Algorithmic Game Theory and its Applications
- Automatic Speech Recognition
- Computational Neuroscience of Vision
- Computer Algebra
- Extreme Computing
- Introduction to Quantum Computing
- Machine Learning & Pattern Recognition
- Semantic Web Systems
- Randomness and Computation
- Enterprise Computing
- Introduction to Theoretical Computer Science
- Topics in Natural Language Processing
- Advances in Programming Languages
- Speech Processing (Hons)
- Theories of Mind (Philosophy Hons)
- Logic, Computability and Incompleteness
- Secure Programming
- Intelligent Autonomous Robotics
- Machine Learning Practical
- Embedded Systems
- Elements of Programming Languages
- Social and Technological Networks
B.Sc. Computer Science & Management Science