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Cyber Security and Networks (GCU Pathways) BSc
THIS PROGRAMME IS AVAILABLE TO SCOTTISH-DOMICILED APPLICANTS ONLY
By applying to a GCU pathways course today you have the opportunity to begin your undergraduate studies in August. You spend the
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Points of entry for Cyber Security and Networks (GCU Pathways) BSc
Year 1
Entry requirements for Computer Science and Computer Science at Glasgow Caledonian University
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Required subjects for Cyber Security and Networks (GCU Pathways) BSc at Glasgow Caledonian University
including Maths, Computing or IT or a Science subject
UCAS points for current students on Computer Science and Computer Science at Glasgow Caledonian University
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Most relevant Student Reviews for Computer Science at Glasgow Caledonian University
member1377259
6th February 23
3D Animation and Visualisation, BSc Hons FullTime
Professor are highly Knowledgeable. read more
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member540194
7th July 19
Computing, BSc Hons FullTime
Honestly, this course could be so much better. But it's full of far more useless and/or lazy tutors than there are good/decent tutors. If you actually want to learn something useful, you're better of doing it all from online courses. As that's effectively what I had to do. Much of the material provided was awful and out-dated. For a technology course, this should not be the case. Some coursework marking felt as though it was just given out randomly to look like legitimate overall marks, as some modules had overly simple coursework that would mean all students are handing in identical coursework, how this produced such varied marks amazes me. Some modules would give a marking scheme when coursework is issued, some would not, making it near impossible to determine what is actually being asked, or what needs to be done. This review isn't even out of spite, I got a 1st. But it needs to change. A lot of wasted time with awful lectures from lecturers who've had no real world experience. read more
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member540194
7th July 19
Computing, BSc Hons FullTime
Honestly, this course could be so much better. But it's full of far more useless and/or lazy tutors than there are good/decent tutors. If you actually want to learn something useful, you're better of doing it all from online courses. As that's effectively what I had to do. Much of the material provided was awful and out-dated. For a technology course, this should not be the case. Some coursework marking felt as though it was just given out randomly to look like legitimate overall marks, as some modules had overly simple coursework that would mean all students are handing in identical coursework, how this produced such varied marks amazes me. Some modules would give a marking scheme when coursework is issued, some would not, making it near impossible to determine what is actually being asked, or what needs to be done. This review isn't even out of spite, I got a 1st. But it needs to change. A lot of wasted time with awful lectures from lecturers who've had no real world experience. read more
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member540194
7th July 19
Computing, BSc Hons FullTime
Honestly, this course could be so much better. But it's full of far more useless and/or lazy tutors than there are good/decent tutors. If you actually want to learn something useful, you're better of doing it all from online courses. As that's effectively what I had to do. Much of the material provided was awful and out-dated. For a technology course, this should not be the case. Some coursework marking felt as though it was just given out randomly to look like legitimate overall marks, as some modules had overly simple coursework that would mean all students are handing in identical coursework, how this produced such varied marks amazes me. Some modules would give a marking scheme when coursework is issued, some would not, making it near impossible to determine what is actually being asked, or what needs to be done. This review isn't even out of spite, I got a 1st. But it needs to change. A lot of wasted time with awful lectures from lecturers who've had no real world experience. read more
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member1238871
4th June 19
Computing, BSc Hons FullTime
Great course highly recommend, good lectures and professors. read more
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member1272417
14th October 22
Cyber Security & Networks, BSc Hons FullTime
As I'm a RUK student I'm paying high fees, but other than that the course has been great, maybe a bit more broad than I would have expected but still enjoy the course and hope to graduate this year with a 1st or 2.1 read more
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