Computer Systems Engineering: Single Honours - BEng with Industrial Experience, 4 Years
The Computer Systems Engineering programme delivers a degree course that will equip you with the knowledge and skills to develop computer-based systems with real-time response. Sophisticated electronic systems permeate all aspects of life. Typical examples include MP3 players, games consoles, mobile phones, vehicle control systems and radar. All of these are embedded systems, which typically contain one or more microprocessors, memory, a communications capability, application-specific hardware and software. Consequently a wide range of knowledge and skills are needed to support their development, including digital electronics, software engineering, computer architecture, and digital signal processing.
All graduates from the Computer Systems Engineering course will have skills in both software and hardware development and will be capable of contributing effectively to the development of embedded systems and also to pursue careers in related areas of computing or electronics.
Ben London, MEng Computer Science
'The best thing about studying Computer Science is the involvement the School has had in computing history over the last fifty years, and the positive effects this has on the quality of teaching.'
