The School of Informatics offers postgraduate Degree (M.Sc.) and Diploma (Dip. PG) programmes in 1. Advanced Computer Science, 2. Evolutionary and Adaptive Systems, 3. Human-Centered Computer Systems, 4. Information Technology for E-Commerce, 5. Intelligent Systems and 6. Multimedia Applications and Virtual Environments. These are offered as both full time (1 year) and part-time (2 years) programmes. The programmes have 180 credits each and the students are required to take 60 credits per term. There are core and optional courses under each programme and the student choose two courses each from optional and core courses (total 4). There are 15 credits per course. In the summer term, the dissertation has 60 credits. The passing grades are: Excellent -70% and above, Good- 70-60%, Satisfactory- 60-50% and pass 50-40%. The entry requirement for the programme is first class or second class undergraduate honours degree in Computer Science for the students of UK. The Indian students should have minimum first class at graduation in Computer Science.
Dear Sir,
ReplyDeleteThank you for providing information on post graduate courses. M. Sc. and PG diploma in Advanced Computer Science are seem to be two usual post graduate courses. Do they get sufficient students for other PG diploma courses? We would like to know whether a M Sc student has an opportunity to work on a research project. Could you give some information on the employment opportunity of a M Sc as well as a PG diploma graduate.
Dear Dr. Animesh,
ReplyDeleteNo,PG Diploma courses are likely to be stopped.Please visit the following links for research.
http://www.sussex.ac.uk/informatics/research
http://www.sussex.ac.uk/study/pg/2010/subjects/areasofstudy/Computing%2C%20artificial%20intelligence%20and%20IT/research/
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