Computing (Taught)

By taking a Masters degree in Computing you will be able to build on your undergraduate computing studies or work experience in the areas of your particular interest.

As well as taking your existing computing skills to the next level, you will learn to develop a critical understanding and an analytical approach to your choice of specialist areas. You will learn computer programming, user experience design and more.

With a strong emphasis on a digital business environment, we show you how to provide the best solutions for the company and the clients. Our aim is to prepare you to contribute relevant expertise within the interdisciplinary environments that characterise this sector.

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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 software projects; network security; network technology; programming for the web; routing technology; security audit and compliance; software development 1 and 2; switching technology; web design and development; web-enabled business; MSc dissertation.

Dissertation.