These methods reflect the development of academic content from the more practical aspects of the subject earlier in the course to the more conceptual. Coursework is constructed to help you develop practical skills through designed and documented systems or programs, and an ability to communicate and discuss conceptual material through written work. You will benefit from excellent access to educational and professional software, and from the experience of using the latest computing equipment. Assessment methods vary from module to module. Career Prospects Computing graduates have been very successful in finding employment in a wide range of positions in business, industry, research and education.
Demand is strong for graduates with specialist knowledge of multimedia applications.
The assessors drew attention to the high quality of documentation and teaching material provided to students, the excellent staff-student relations, and the employers' satisfaction with the technical and personal skills of industrial placement students. If your second joint honours has significantly different entry requirements the minimum grades will be midway between the two. If you combine Mulitmedia Systems with another computing course, and pass specific modules, you will be eligible for exemption from Part I and Part II British Computer Society professional examinations. As courses are reviewed regularly the module list you choose from may vary from that shown here. Additional modules from any subject can be taken for personal interest or to enhance career opportunities.