Bachelor of Science [B.S] [Computer Science and Mathematics with Industrial Experience] From Queen Mary, University of London

Overview

• The course combines mathematics and computer science to address technological challenges.
• Mathematics provides the theoretical framework, while computer science offers practical skills.
• The program adapts to evolving technology, emphasizing the enduring relevance of mathematical principles.

Curriculum

• First-year modules include Procedural Programming, Object Oriented Programming, Introduction to Analysis and Calculus, and Vectors and Matrices.
• Optional modules are available in the second and third years for customized study.

Specializations

• Topics include machine learning, data science, web programming, computer networks, and security engineering.
• Mathematics topics cover calculus, algebra, and probability.

Practical Applications

• Research projects and seminars demonstrate real-world applications, such as saving lives in Sub-Saharan Africa.

Career Prospects

• Graduates can work in research or for companies like Dyson, JP Morgan, or the Financial Conduct Authority.

Study Options

• The degree can be completed in three or four years, with options for industrial experience or a year abroad in the third year.
• Past industrial placements include companies like Accenture, Canon Europe, GlaxoSmithKline, IBM, and The Walt Disney Company.
• Industrial placements are competitive and based on application, academic performance, and interviews.