Back to the top Teaching Our teaching approach involves lectures, seminars, tutorials and workshops. Students will be expected to participate fully in group discussions and group projects. They will also have hands on experience in Computing. The learning experience for undergraduates is different to pre-degree study and we address this issue by teaching the skills necessary for degree level work through study skills tutorials at Levels One and Two. Tutorial support continues at Level Three focussing on dissertation supervision.
Assessment is through a mixture of examinations and course work.
Examinations include open, pre-seen papers and closed traditional examinations. Course work involves seminar papers, presentations, group projects and the 10,000 word dissertation. Full support is given to help students develop the techniques necessary for their assessed work. Mature candidates may be admitted even though they do not hold the formal qualifications usually required for admission to the course. The degree is compatible with the University Credit Accumulation and Transfer Scheme and applicants whose previous qualifications, credits and experience are deemed appropriate may be granted credits upon entry or advanced standing.