BSc Artificial Intelligence and Robotics
36 monthsProgramme duration
20,715 GBPTuition Fee/year
SepStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Computer Science and Information Systems
Degree
BSc
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
Artificial Intelligence and Robotics involves the development of artificial systems and is becoming increasingly relevant in commercial and domestic life. Examples of current and emerging artificial systems include home robots (for entertainment or assisting those with special needs), supply chain management systems, robots used in medical practice, robots in space, on land and at sea. In the first year students may be introduced to: programming; computer infrastructure; web development; problems + solutions. In the second year students may discover: C and C++ and environments; software development lifecycle (This module will allow you to take a role which exists in the industry i.e. project manager, designer etc, you will be required to produce a working software product, following best current industrial practice at every stage.); robotics and embedded systems; artificial intelligence; data structures and algorithms. In the final year, students may undertake: ubiquitous computing; machine learning; space robotics; professional issues in the computing industry; an individual project; a range of further electives to specialise in areas of one’s choice.
This course is also available with an integrated year in industry.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Computer Science and Information Systems
Degree
BSc
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
Artificial Intelligence and Robotics involves the development of artificial systems and is becoming increasingly relevant in commercial and domestic life. Examples of current and emerging artificial systems include home robots (for entertainment or assisting those with special needs), supply chain management systems, robots used in medical practice, robots in space, on land and at sea. In the first year students may be introduced to: programming; computer infrastructure; web development; problems + solutions. In the second year students may discover: C and C++ and environments; software development lifecycle (This module will allow you to take a role which exists in the industry i.e. project manager, designer etc, you will be required to produce a working software product, following best current industrial practice at every stage.); robotics and embedded systems; artificial intelligence; data structures and algorithms. In the final year, students may undertake: ubiquitous computing; machine learning; space robotics; professional issues in the computing industry; an individual project; a range of further electives to specialise in areas of one’s choice.
This course is also available with an integrated year in industry.
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