Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence BSc (Hons)
Bachelor's degree
In Brighton
Description
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Type
Bachelor's degree
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Location
Brighton
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Duration
3 Years
Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence at Sussex explores the scientific basis of intelligence in animals and machines. You’ll look at:
the fundamentals of computer science
the principles of adaptive behaviour and intelligent systems
applications including robotics and text mining.
You’ll study in our £12-million centre for teaching in the areas of computing, robotics, electronics and mechatronics. You’ll benefit from a new student-focused hub, a suite of high-spec computers and new project workspaces.
You can shape your degree to suit your interests, specialising either in technology or in cognitive science – the interdisciplinary study of intelligence and mind.
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About this course
Recent graduates have gone on to roles including:
campaign manager, Google
software engineer, Electronic Arts
graduate developer, American Express.
You will also need GCSE (or equivalent) Mathematics, with at least grade 6 (or grade B).
You should also have a broad range of GCSEs 9-4 (A*-C), including good grades in relevant subjects.
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Subjects
- Psychology
- Artificial Intelligence
- Systems
- Cognitive Science
- Programming
- Engineering
- Technology
- Mathematical Concepts
- Data Structures
- Global Design
Course programme
Autumn teaching
- Introduction to Programming
- Mathematical Concepts
- Programming Concepts
- Data Structures & Algorithms
- Further Programming
- Global Design Challenge
- Professional Skills
Autumn teaching
- Introduction to Biological and Cognitive Psychology
- The Ghost in the Machine?
- Introduction to Computer Systems
- Neuroscience and Behaviour
Autumn teaching
- Databases
- Natural Language Engineering
- Program Analysis
- Acquired Intelligence & Adaptive Behaviour
- Computer Vision
- Fundamentals of Machine Learning
Autumn teaching
- Compilers and Computer Architecture
- Further Study in Biological and Cognitive Psychology
- Philosophical Foundations of Cognitive Science
- Principles of Neuroscience
- Brain and Behaviour
- Clinical Psychology and Mental Health
- Language, Mind and Brain
- Neural Circuits
- Software Engineering
Study abroad (optional)
Apply to study abroad – you’ll develop an international perspective and gain an edge when it comes to your career.
Industrial placement (optional)An industrial placement gives you the chance to spend a year working with an organisation, in an area relevant to your course, while being paid. It’s a proven way to fast-track your career.
Recent students have gone on placements at:
- Crunch
- BMW Group – Rolls Royce Motor Cars
- Brandwatch.
You develop your technical, team-working and transferable skills, and apply what you have learnt in your studies to a business environment.
Year 3 at sussex
- Knowledge & Reasoning
- Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Project
Autumn teaching
- Human-Computer Interaction
- Intelligence in Animals and Machines
- Introduction to Computer Security
- Social Cognitive Development
- Topics in the Philosophy of Cognitive Science
- Advanced Natural Language Engineering
- Current Issues in Cognitive Science
- Neural Networks
- Philosophy and Science of Consciousness
- Structure and Function in the Brain
- Technology-Enhanced Learning Environments
- Web 3D Applications
- Web Applications and Services
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Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence BSc (Hons)