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BSc Computer Science (Cybersecurity) BSc Hons
In today's interconnected world, our software systems, devices, and data are constantly connected to the internet, bringing with it the significant risk of cyberthreats and cyberattacks. Cybersecurity,
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Points of entry for BSc Computer Science (Cybersecurity) BSc Hons
Year 1
Entry requirements for Computer Science and Computer Science at Brunel University London
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6.5
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with no less than 5.5 in each subsection
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Most relevant Student Reviews for Computer Science at Brunel University London
Anoninoninon
19th April 20
Business Computing, BSc Hons FullTime
DO NOT GO HERE IF YOU WANT TO ACTUALLY LEARN OR GET GOOD GRADES. I'm in computer science they advertise 12 hour weeks but my timetable barely averages 9, most of your work is marked by your tutor and each tutor wants wildly different things so make sure your work is tailored to your tutor, but be careful brunel will change your tutor at will, even a week after a deadline then your new tutor marks your old work and shreads everything the old tutor advised, and don't expect any kind of experience from your tutor as they range anything from a senior lecturer to a PhD student who most didn't even come from a computer science undergrad so it's complete luck. Then there's the group work be prepared to have your grades dragged through the ones that want a free ride because you will have to do their work for them aswell. And once all of that is done pray that your tutor bothers to actually read your work, cos mine didn't every comment is wrong so now have to appeal my grade. read more
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TincyTasha
11th August 17
Business Computing, BSc Hons FullTime
Amazing job prospects and everything that I've learned helped me in my industrial placement read more
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member927197
10th August 17
Games Design, BA Hons FullTime
Honestly overall this course was really enjoyable. I have a personal dislike of the first year software we use to make the game but otherwise I loved the lectures and the people on my course. The courses are super interactive so bear in mind you might have to speak up about ideas or game related opinions. It focuses on creativity as well as theory behind games and fanbase etc. I haven't heard anyone complain about their personal tutor, and they're usually very happy to talk to you about anything. There AREN'T a lot of lectures! Most of it is coursework and maybe 2-3 long two hour lectures a week, but you'll spend most your time in the labs anyway. HOWEVER BE WARNED....as a designer you have to eventually be comfortavble in pitching and presenting your own game ideas in front of people so if you absolutely HATE public talking then I'd advise against taking this course. In second year you're allowed to specialise art, tech, design or theory. read more
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member686435
19th May 23
Computer Science (Artificial Intelligence), BSc Hons FullTime
Good university. Love it there. read more
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member682988
31st March 23
Computer Science (Artificial Intelligence), BSc Hons FullTime
I love what I am studying what Brunel. Will do my masters from here as well. read more
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AnnaPash
4th March 19
Digital Design, BSc Hons FullTime
Personally I think most creative skills I was taught in this specific course (Adobe Creative) I could've learnt through online tutorials if I dedicated the time. However I did learn alot when it comes to making decisions that regard potential customers, how to keep up with the modern technology world and how to write a professional paper about it. read more
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member1036020
11th February 19
Computer Science, BSc Hons FullTime
Too much slides on a lecture which the lecturer cant even finish in the timeframe of the lecture. Some lecturers just read off the slide read more
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member935996
10th February 19
Computer Science (Artificial Intelligence), BSc Hons FullTime
Interesting topics and enthusiastic lecturers read more
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