Wrexham University · Full-time
MSc Software Engineering
Get a deep understanding of software engineering principles, methodologies, and practices. Gain expertise in areas such as software development methodologies, software design and architecture, software testing and quality assurance, software project management…
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School of Applied Science, Computing and Engineering · Computing
Get a deep understanding of software engineering principles, methodologies, and practices. Gain expertise in areas such as software development methodologies, software design and architecture, software testing and quality assurance, software project management, and software maintenance. Enhance your ability to analyse complex software engineering problems and devise effective solutions. Application of appropriate software engineering techniques, tools, and methodologies to address real-world challenges encountered in software development projects. Foster research skills in software engineering. Conduct independent research, investigate emerging trends and technologies, and contribute to the advancement of knowledge in software engineering through scholarly work. Gain practical skills in software development, including programming languages, frameworks, and industry tools. Get hands-on experience in designing, implementing, and testing software systems. Cultivate effective teamwork and collaboration skills. simulate real-world scenarios and collaborative software project development. Learn ethical responsibilities and professional conduct in software engineering. Understand ethical issues such as privacy, security, and intellectual property, and adherence to professional codes of conduct and best practices. Foster a mindset of lifelong learning and professional development. Stay updated with new technologies, methodologies, and practices in the ever-evolving field of software engineering.
Getting in
As the university states it
The standard entry requirement for this programme is an honours degree of at least 2:2 classification in a Computer Science related subject area, or equivalent in any science-based degree with a strong computing element. Applicants with substantial commercial or industrial experience, or graduates coming from non-computing backgrounds may be accepted, subject to interview and references.
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