The BSc Software Engineering degree concentrates on skills needed for a career in the software industry by focusing on the process of building software to a specification. Year 1 of Software Engineering is the same as the Computer Science degree. This is because students studying Software Engineering and Computer Science need to know the same fundamental things. Year 2 concentrates more on real-world concepts like completing work started by others, and working collaboratively within teams – things that are common practice in industry. You will also receive support from our placements team to help you prepare for and secure a paid industrial placement. In year 3, subject to application you will undertake a paid placement with a sector relevant company. In year 4 students undertake a 40 credit project, two modules on Software Testing and Design Patterns, and 60 credits of options. The project you undertake must be practical, and you must build a software system.

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