2024/25
Course image CS141:Functional Programming (Occurrence AO) 2024/25
CS141:Functional Programming (Occurrence AO)
 
Course image CS310, CS344, CS350, CS351 - Introducing the Third Year Project (2024/25) 2024/25
CS310, CS344, CS350, CS351 - Introducing the Third Year Project (2024/25)
 
Course image CS435/915: Advanced Computer Security 2024/25
CS435/915: Advanced Computer Security
 
Course image CS430/CS910: Foundations of Data Analytics 2024/25
CS430/CS910: Foundations of Data Analytics
 
Course image CS429/909: Data Mining 2024/25
CS429/909: Data Mining
 
Course image CS424/904: Computational Biology 2024/25
CS424/904: Computational Biology
 
Course image CS419/939: Quantum Computing 2024/25
CS419/939: Quantum Computing
 
Course image CS413/933: Image and Video Analysis 2024/25
CS413/933: Image and Video Analysis
 
Course image CS412/932: Formal Systems Development 2024/25
CS412/932: Formal Systems Development
 
Course image CS409/929: Algorithmic Game Theory 2024/25
CS409/929: Algorithmic Game Theory
 
Course image CS404/924: Agent Based Systems 2024/25
CS404/924: Agent Based Systems
 
Course image CS402/CS922: High Performance Computing 2024/25
CS402/CS922: High Performance Computing
 
Course image CS345/912: Sensor Networks and Mobile Data Communications 2024/25
CS345/912: Sensor Networks and Mobile Data Communications
 
Course image Computer Science Year 4 and MSc Module Fair 2024/25
Computer Science Year 4 and MSc Module Fair
 
Course image Computer Science Year 3 Module Fair 2024/25
Computer Science Year 3 Module Fair
 
Course image Computer Science Welcome Week 2024/25
Computer Science Welcome Week
 
Course image CS929:Algorithmic Game Theory (Occurrence AO) 2024/25
CS929:Algorithmic Game Theory (Occurrence AO)
 
Course image CS918:Natural Language Processing 2024/25
CS918:Natural Language Processing
 
Course image CS917:Foundations of Computing 2024/25
CS917:Foundations of Computing
 
Course image CS908:Research Methods 2024/25
CS908:Research Methods
The module aims to facilitate students' acquisition of a range of research methods, ensure that students are aware of the legal framework within which research is conducted, and that students are sensitive to the social and ethical issues which affect Computer Science research. Lectures for the this module will take place each week of Term 1 during 11:00-13:00 on Fridays in FAB0.08. Assessments for these modules start in Term 1 and continue until late Term 2.