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Computer Science (Games Development) BSc Hons
Create your own apps, games, virtual and mixed reality solutions to build your profile as a versatile developer. This course challenges you to innovate in the games sector while applying your highly transferable
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11th May 23
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Apply by 29 Jan
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Points of entry for Computer Science (Games Development) BSc Hons
Year 1
Entry requirements for Computer Science and Computer Science at University of Plymouth
Entry requirements are the formal requirements students need to meet to be considered for a place on a university course. But, each year many universities accept students with lower grades. The bar chart below shows the actual UCAS tariff points of students currently on this course.
Required subjects for Computer Science (Games Development) BSc Hons at University of Plymouth
104-120 UCAS points to include a minimum of 2 A Levels
Applicants are required to have Grade B/5 in GCSE Maths. If you hold a Grade C/4 in GCSE Maths, please contact the institution
UCAS points for current students on Computer Science and Computer Science at University of Plymouth
Asked for:
104 UCAS Tariff points
English language requirements
6.0
Additional details
With 5.5 in all elements.
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Most relevant Student Reviews for Computer Science (Games Development) BSc Hons at University of Plymouth
member1085984
11th May 23
Computer Science (Games Development), BSc Hons FullTime
The course good, good lab and facilities. read more
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member11120321
17th October 24
Computer Science (Cyber Security), BSc Hons FullTime
Yeah the course which were I choose is very interesting , all the leaders are supporting and helpful during the sessions or in their free time !! read more
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member5108119
6th May 24
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member6106994
19th April 24
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I enjoy my course with Plymouth uni and the lectures make it an enjoyable experience read more
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member1085984
11th May 23
Computer Science (Games Development), BSc Hons FullTime
The course good, good lab and facilities. read more
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member783942
11th April 23
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Personal tutor hasn't reached out as much as documented. Teaching quality and course content is sufficient. read more
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member947554
27th April 20
Computer Science, BSc Hons FullTime
ive been too lazy since graduating so cant judge prospects. the course was tough, even the first module with Nigel nearly crushed me, but success was then so sweet...full knowledge of x86 in a matter of weeks, with problems u cant find answers for on google...first module was still my proudest and favourite. the problem i had later though was they used too much corporate software. why not teach the reliable old, open and free stuff? oracle, adobe, visual studio, matlab..the silly mobile emulators and android studio...these were all a huge pain, compatibility issues and inability to run on a cheap machine...for what!? it is garbage. this isnt compsci, it is attempting to fix problems without sctually being able to as its all closed and propietary. teach vim, git, agile, theory, cpu design,get us to make our own lang, or OS...that all excites us or is useful..the other stuff is great software...but it is intimidating. why was i making animations of sheep in an ai module? stil v gd tho read more
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