ObjectivesYou can choose to broaden or specialise your studies at an advanced level. For example, you might incorporate programming for graphics and computer games or, if you already have skills in computer graphics, you may branch out into areas of web technology or enterprise development.
Entry requirementsThe normal entry requirement is an honours degree, first or second class, in a subject including significant experience of multimedia, computer graphics and/or visualisation. Equivalent qualifications may also be considered - for example, applicants who have appropriate professional experience.
Academic titleMSc Visual and Web Applications
Course descriptionCourse structure
You can choose from a large portfolio of modules and will be given academic advice on the most appropriate choices to match your experience and skills, and to ensure that a coherent degree pathway is established. The final stage will be devoted to your individual project.
Careers
You'll be suited to a range of specialist jobs in computer graphics, web and multimedia development or computer science.
In this degree you can select modules from other technical MSc courses so you have the flexibility to tailor a course to meet your individual requirements.
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Modules on the MSc Visual and Web Applications
Core modules
-Research Paradigms
-Project and Dissertation
Optional modules
-Advanced Java Programming
-Client and User Centered Solutions
-Collaborative Working and Enterprise
-Computer Animation Production
-Developing Web Applications in ASP.NET
-Developing Web Services
-Digital Media Development
-Enterprise Online
-Games AI
-Games Software Development
-Graphical Mathematics and Algorithms
-Graphics Programming
-Integrated Development
-Mobile and Wireless Technologies
-Multimedia for Mobile Systems
-Physics Simulation
-Real Time Graphics
-Visual Simulation -Web Design and Object