Programme overview
Main Subject
Computer Science and Information Systems
Degree
BSc
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
Operations Research and Intelligent Techniques is a wonderfully broad subject. The focus of the program is on specialized and essential topics in operations research, as well as mathematical and computer science and the programs associated with them in order to facilitate real-life problems, whether economic, agricultural, or medical and solve them according to advanced scientific methods, where all students have the opportunity to learn about the basics of statistics, mathematics and computer at the end of the first year.
Level 1 introduces students to operations research and intelligent techniques and it is suitable for progression in all programs within the department's suite of programs. Program-specific core topics are covered at Level 2 to prepare for the research-led specialist modules at Levels 3 and 4. The University graduate of Operations Research and Intelligence Technologies is thus trained to appreciate how research informs teaching, in accordance with the mission statements of the University and the School .
In Levels 2, 3, and 4, students gradually move into the department's subspecialty in order to obtain a degree in Operations Research and Intelligent Techniques. It allows students to broadly develop their interests in operations research and Intelligent Techniques.
The spirit of research is developed and reinforced from the outset through practical procedures, which are either integrated into lecture units or taught in dedicated practical units, research seminars and tutorials. There are tests at each level and submission of reports for materials that are approved in order for the student to move to the higher level.
Academic tutorials are held at Levels 1 and 2 with the same tutor, who is also the personal tutor, providing continuity and progressive guidance. Level 1 and 2 tutorials include a number of workshops to teach skills, e.g. library use and presentation skills, followed by assessed exercises, e.g. essays and talks, as opportunities to practice these skills in a subject-specific context.
International years and Industrial placements are also
offered and individual needs are discussed with the appropriate tutor and accommodated wherever possibleProgramme overview
Main Subject
Computer Science and Information Systems
Degree
BSc
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
Operations Research and Intelligent Techniques is a wonderfully broad subject. The focus of the program is on specialized and essential topics in operations research, as well as mathematical and computer science and the programs associated with them in order to facilitate real-life problems, whether economic, agricultural, or medical and solve them according to advanced scientific methods, where all students have the opportunity to learn about the basics of statistics, mathematics and computer at the end of the first year.
Level 1 introduces students to operations research and intelligent techniques and it is suitable for progression in all programs within the department's suite of programs. Program-specific core topics are covered at Level 2 to prepare for the research-led specialist modules at Levels 3 and 4. The University graduate of Operations Research and Intelligence Technologies is thus trained to appreciate how research informs teaching, in accordance with the mission statements of the University and the School .
In Levels 2, 3, and 4, students gradually move into the department's subspecialty in order to obtain a degree in Operations Research and Intelligent Techniques. It allows students to broadly develop their interests in operations research and Intelligent Techniques.
The spirit of research is developed and reinforced from the outset through practical procedures, which are either integrated into lecture units or taught in dedicated practical units, research seminars and tutorials. There are tests at each level and submission of reports for materials that are approved in order for the student to move to the higher level.
Academic tutorials are held at Levels 1 and 2 with the same tutor, who is also the personal tutor, providing continuity and progressive guidance. Level 1 and 2 tutorials include a number of workshops to teach skills, e.g. library use and presentation skills, followed by assessed exercises, e.g. essays and talks, as opportunities to practice these skills in a subject-specific context.
International years and Industrial placements are also
offered and individual needs are discussed with the appropriate tutor and accommodated wherever possibleScholarships
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