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The goal of this program is to prepare students for the design and development of software for intelligent systems including, e.g. autonomous cars. Students will get up-to-date knowledge in one of the fastest-growing and dominant technological trends of the future. The training offers students the opportunity to acquire valuable knowledge and competences in software technology, real-time systems, artificial intelligence, robotics and deep learning, data mining, computer image and signal processing, process control, computer graphics, and vision. Electives include GIS systems, autonomous systems security issues, and industrial mathematics. Students will be involved in the work of the research labs and can work on real industrial research together with professionals of leading companies interested in autonomous systems and autonomous driving.

High-performance computers will become ubiquitous in the coming years. With applications ranging from autonomous vehicles to data centers and the internet of things, the challenge for the industry is to design software and hardware that can keep up with the high demands for power and energy that will follow. Successfully developing and exploiting such systems and bringing them to market will be the key to the success of future computing.

Join one of the fastest growing industries in the UK, with an online MSc in Computer Science from the University of Bath. By 2022 more than 500,000 people will be needed to fill positions in the three highest skilled groups in the digital arena. The University of Bath recognises the importance of developing competent computer science professionals and this course offers you the chance to upgrade your know-how and redirect your career, no matter if you want to be a software developer or a technical analyst.

Computer science surrounds us everywhere in everyday life, such as the internet and mobile phones. The program is highly practical and experimental, where the students learn to design, develop, and program advanced data systems. All teaching will be held in English, and the program has students from all over the world.

This programme will enable you to master advanced and practical aspects of informatics. It prepares you for a job in the informatics industry, working, for example, in software development, data processing, or system analysis.

The C&IS program has a unique focus in applied computing and information systems. Rather than concentrating on theoretical computing (as many computer science programs do) or being limited to simple administration of information systems (as most MIS programs are), this program concentrates on the key applications of computing in the real world.

The aim of this MSc programme is to equip students with advanced knowledge in specialized topics in Computer Science and Engineering.

The degree of Master of Science in Computational Data Science (M.Sc. in CODS), which combines computer science and mathematics, is awarded for successfully completing the requirements of a program of study, which includes taught courses, a project and a thesis. The thesis is an independent investigation of specialized areas within the general field of computational data science and associated disciplines. The M.Sc. in CODS gives candidates the opportunity to deepen their knowledge in the broad field of computational data science and contribute to the process of discovery and knowledge creation through the conduct of original research. Candidates for this degree are taught and supervised by experienced faculty and are expected to demonstrate initiative in their approach and innovation in their work. In addition to successfully completing the taught course and project components of the program, candidates prepare and present a thesis on their chosen research area. Research may be undertaken in several topics corresponding to the areas of focus identified by the University.

A new class of IT applications emerged gaining immense attention and substantially changed the social perception of Computer Science significantly. At the same time, new challenges arose from this class of smart systems altering methods for the design, development, and operation of IT systems in a fundamental way.

If your first degree is not in computing but you want to move into IT then our BCS accredited MSc in Computing Science is ideal for you.

Our MSc Computer Science for Cyber Security course will equip you with the advanced technical skills needed to produce modern security systems. The course builds on the knowledge gained from your first degree. It is for recent graduates and those with substantial experience in the computing industry.

Do you see your professional future in a challenging scientific activity in the field of applied computer science in an increasingly technical, digital world? Would you like to work at the interface to information technology and solve complex problems in the digital media environment using computers? Do you want to use your skills productively for the various areas of application and also contribute to the development of new (research) areas? Then the Applied Computer Science master’s program is just right for you!

The Master of Science in Computer Science will be a thriving, robust and academically rigorous computer science program at the graduate level. This new graduate program will be taught primarily online. The program will be structured in such a way as to foster separate certificates and credentials, especially for non-degree seeking students.

The Computer Science program is on the cutting edge of research in areas that include bioinformatics and computational biology, computational science and engineering, databases and data mining, distributed systems, graphics and visualization, information security and assurance, machine learning and information retrieval, networking and operating systems, programming languages and compilers, software engineering, and theory of computing and algorithms.

Emphasis on research collaborations with NASA-Langley Research Center and the Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility Computer science research opportunities and specialization available in artificial intelligence, software engineering, networking, and communications, as well as computer systems engineering and instrumentation Specialization and research opportunities in applied physics include nuclear physics, laser and photonics, solid-state physics, modeling and simulation, sensors, and instrumentation systems design