The MSc in Data-Intensive Analysis is a one-year taught programme run collaboratively by the Schools of Mathematics and Statistics and Computer Science. The course consists of two semesters of taught modules followed by an 11-week project leading to the submission of a 15,000-word dissertation in August.
The taught part of this MSc programme includes four compulsory modules in statistics and data analysis, plus a choice of a further four modules in computer science, mathematics and statistics.
Teaching methods include lectures, seminars, tutorials and practical classes. Class sizes typically range from 10 to 50 students.
Most modules are assessed through practical coursework exercises and examinations.
All students are assigned an advisor who meets with them at the start of the year to discuss module choices and is available to assist with any academic difficulties during the year. A designated member of staff provides close supervision for the MSc project and dissertation.
Further particulars regarding curriculum development.
A 2.1 Honours undergraduate degree, plus evidence of some previous programming experience in an object-orientated language (for example, Java).
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