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MSc Software Engineering
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Objectives
The main subject areas covered are: formal methods, software measurement and testing, windows applications and software engineering. Students from this course will be practitioners with a holistic view, able to understand that success comes from integrating several software technologies against a defined system need.
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Entry requirements
The course is aimed at students who wish to pursue careers as professional software engineers within information systems environments and/or undertake further research in the field. Students will acquire knowledge and skills in the key areas of existing and emerging software techniques against competitive software market need.
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Academic title
MSc Software Engineering
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Course description
You will study the following compulsory core units:
-Software engineering
-Project management
-Software measurement and testing
-Formal methods in software engineering
-Object-oriented process and techniques
-Masters skills and practice
-Windows application programming and development
You must also undertake a substantial project where you will apply the skills and knowledge from the taught part of the course to a practical software engineering problem, usually supplied by local businesses or other external clients.
In addition to the compulsory core units, there will be the opportunity to choose a further two optional specialist units from fields such as:
-Computer graphics
-Artificial intelligence
-Computer assisted learning
Other programs related to software engineering
Institution: University of Southampton, Faculty of Engineering, Science and Mathematics, School of Electronics and Computer Science
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