This MSc course in software engineering is part of the Masters Programme at the School of Physics, Engineering and Computer Science. It focuses on key principles and techniques of computer science, with an emphasis on software development. The course is taught separately from other courses and is part of the university's postgraduate masters programme. Students will study in a well-equipped laboratory, with access to a Success and Skills Support Unit and industry mentors.
University of Hertfordshire
MSc Computer Science
Entry Requirements
- Recent, good bachelor's degree in Computer Science or related subject.
- IELTS 6.0 if first language isn't English.
- Applicants with professional experience, motivation, or potential may also be accepted.
Career Prospects
Our master's program provides Computer Science graduates with the most recent skills and knowledge required by companies in business, industry, government, or research, preparing them for jobs as software engineers, developers, or project managers.
Course Details
Classes consist of lectures, small group seminars, and practical work in our well-equipped laboratories. We use modern, industry-standard software wherever possible. There are specialist facilities for networking and multimedia and a project laboratory especially for masters students. In addition to scheduled classes, you will be expected a significant amount of time in self-study, taking advantage of the extensive and up-to-date facilities. These include the Learning Resource Centres, open 24x7, with 1,500 computer workstations and wifi access, Studynet our versatile online study environment usable on and off campus, and open access to our labs.
Modules
Operating Systems and Networks - 15 Credits
Computer Architectures - 15 Credits
Programming and Program Design - 30 Credits
Computer Science Masters Project - 60 Credits
Software Development Exercise - 30 Credits
Multi-User Database Systems - 15 Credits
Responsible Technology - 15 Credits
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