Software Engineering for Technical Computing option - MSc in Computational and Software Techniques in Engineering
Informed by industry
The course is directed by an Industrial Advisory Panel that meets twice a year. The committee acts in an advisory role, assessing the content of the course and its relevance to present industrial needs. A number of members also attend the annual student thesis presentations which take place at the end of July, a month or so before the end of the course.
The Industry Advisory Panel includes:
- Black & Veatch Ltd,
- Stone Rock Advisors,
- Rolls-Royce,
- Airbus,
- Factset,
- Cambridge Consultants,
- Industrial Vision,
- STFC,
- Excelian,
- SOLV3 Engineering Ltd,
- Red Bull Technology,
- L3 Harris,
- Autonomous Devices,
- Immense,
- The Manufacturing Technology Centre.
Course details
You will complete a number of compulsory modules that are common across options, followed by specialist modules from your selected MSc option. In addition to the taught component, you will complete a group project and an individual research project. The course is delivered via a combination of structured lectures, tutorial sessions and computer-based workshops. The core modules provide the basis of this course and act as a starting point for specialist modules to then be introduced, providing you with both theoretical and hands-on experience of software engineering and software development in high performance and computing environments.
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