MSc in Computational and Software Techniques in Engineering (option: Software Engineering for Technical Computing) is a specialised postgraduate programme that focuses on the development and application of advanced software solutions for engineering and scientific problems. It combines software engineering principles with computational methods such as numerical modelling, simulation, algorithm design, and high-performance computing to solve complex technical challenges in engineering domains. The programme typically covers areas like scientific programming, data-driven modelling, computational analysis, and software development for engineering systems, preparing graduates to work in industries that rely on advanced computing for design, optimisation, and technical problem-solving.
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Entry Requirements
A UK lower second-class (2:2) undergraduate degree with Honours (A bachelor's degree with a percentage score of 55%), as a minimum, or equivalent international qualification.