Java程序辅导

As a Computer Science and Software Engineering 
student at the University of Westminster, you will be 
well placed to develop and exploit the existing and 
emerging technologies that play a key role in software 
systems used by both consumer and business markets.
You will gain the skills to compete in the world’s rapidly 
changing technology environment. Our courses provide 
you with core software engineering and programming 
principles while allowing you to specialise in one of the 
industry-focused pathways.
All of our computing undergraduate teaching is based 
at our Cavendish Campus in the heart of London, close 
to major industry headquarters and the City. You will 
have access to 700 recently updated desktops equipped 
with Windows, Solaris, Linux, Mac OS X and iOS, 
and fully equipped multimedia and computer games 
laboratories, all supported by specialist technicians.
From designers and programmers to systems analysts 
and project managers, our graduates are flourishing in 
the business, commercial and entrepreneurial sectors.
COMPUTER SCIENCE & 
SOFTWARE ENGINEERING
88
>>  See also: Computer & Network Engineering p82 • Electronic Engineering p98 
• Multimedia & Games Computing p156 
COMPUTER SCIENCE & SOFTWARE ENGINEERING westminster.ac.uk/computerscience 89839
Teaching room              
             Cavendish Campus
 
The entrance of our             
              Cavendish Campus
Starting
salaries for
students from
this course 
can be up to
£28,000
 Lecture in Windows compute
r  
             lab, Cavendish Cam
pus                
Study area 
             Cavendish Library  
  
Student research demonstratio
n                       
               Cavendish Campu
s                
“One of the reasons I enjoy 
my course is because most of 
the lecturers and tutors I have 
had are extremely nice and 
helpful. My personal tutor is 
very good; I always contact 
him if I am in doubt about 
anything, and I get a reply 
within 24 hours.”
ANUM NAEEM 
Computer Science BSc Honours, 
second year
Data from Key Information Set (KIS)
westminster.ac.uk/computerscience COMPUTER SCIENCE & SOFTWARE ENGINEERINGCOMPUTER SCIENCE & SOFTWARE ENGINEERING westminster.ac.uk/computerscience90 91
Course content
Year 1 (Credit Level 4)
Subjects of study include:
• Communication and Learning Skills
• Computer Systems Fundamentals
• Maths for Computing
• Programming Methodology (Java)
• Software Development Principles
• Software Engineering Principles
• Web Technology
Year 2 (Credit Level 5)
Subjects of study include:
• Algorithms and Data Structures
• Human Computer Interface Design
• Object-Oriented Development
• Professional Practice
• Project Management
plus two option modules from  
the following:
• Database Design and Practice 1
• Database Design and Practice 2
• Introduction to 3D Graphics
• Introduction to Symbolic Reasoning
• Mobile Application Development
• Mobile Computing Principles
• Network Software Development
• System Software and Tools
• Web Programming
Industrial placement year
You can take a 12-month placement 
between Years 2 and 3. This 
experience will give you additional 
practical skills, and a competitive 
edge in the job market.
Year 3 (Credit Level 6)
Subjects of study include:
• Computer Science Project
• Computer Systems Security
• Formal Specification
• Requirements Engineering
• Software Quality, Performance  
and Testing
plus two option modules from  
the following:
• Advanced Web Technology
• Artificial Intelligence Applications 1
• Artificial Intelligence Applications 2
• Computer Forensics Investigation
• Computer Systems Administration
• Concurrent Programming  
(Core for MEng)
• Distributed Systems and  
Network Software
• Functional Programming
• Native Programming
• Programming Language Translation
• Real-Time and Embedded Systems
• Service-Oriented Architecture
Year 4 (Credit Level 7) MEng only
Selected modules from the 
postgraduate programmes, such as:
• Advanced Algorithms and 
Complexity
• Computer Vision and Image 
Processing
• Database Administration
• Data Warehousing and  
Data Mining
• E-Application Development
• Forensics Data Recovery and Analysis
• Network Security
• Research Methods
• Semantic Web
• Software Architecture
• Software Project Management
• Software Research Project
• Web Services
Professional recognition
The BEng is accredited by the British 
Computer Society (BCS) and the 
Engineering Council.
International Foundation course
We work in partnership with Kaplan 
International College London to 
provide Foundation courses for 
international students who don’t 
meet our Bachelor’s degree entry 
requirements. See p212,  
or for more information visit  
kic.org.uk/westminster-london
This course studies the best ways to design, build, maintain and evaluate 
software systems. It uses many of the technical aspects of computer  
science, especially programming, and aims to develop the professional  
attitudes, interpersonal and technical skills you will need in the software 
engineering industry.
The course provides a solid foundation in software engineering theory and 
practice to develop professional software systems. It will equip you to take up a 
wide range of career opportunities, including software engineer, web application 
programmer, software designer/analyst or website designer/programmer.
You will study software development, programming languages, technologies 
and applications including Java, C/C#, UNIX, UML, graphics, networks, 
concurrent systems, databases, artificial intelligence, and web and mobile 
computing. You will share a common first year with the Computer Science BSc 
Honours course; you can transfer in Year 1, and specialise in Year 3. 
The BEng emphasises fundamental principles, design, acquisition of practical 
skills and evaluation of technologies. You may go on to complete an integrated 
Masters programme with the award of an MEng degree after four years.
Length of course
MEng: four years full-time; five years 
full-time with industrial placement  
BEng: three years full-time; four years 
full-time with industrial placement  
or Foundation
UCAS codes
MEng: G603; BEng: G600; with 
Foundation: G601
Campus
Cavendish (See p18)
Typical offer for September 2015
A Levels – CCC/AA; International 
Baccalaureate – 26 points; Edexcel 
BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma/
Diploma – MMM/DD; Advanced 
Diploma – Grade C in IT or Engineering 
and relevant ASL at Grade C. Plus 
GCSE Maths and English at Grade C 
or above or equivalent grades in Key 
Skills (Functional Skills qualifications 
are not accepted). See also entry 
requirements on p233.
SOFTWARE ENGINEERING
MEng/BEng HONOURS
COMPUTER SCIENCE  
BSc HONOURS
This degree will give you the right computing skills and knowledge to be able  
to shape the future of businesses and organisations. This broadly based course 
covers the key topics in computer science, software engineering and 
development, and also explores specialised computer science topics, providing 
you with an excellent education and training for a rapidly changing environment.
The key aspect of this course is its flexibility and the ability for you to build  
a customised route within computer science. You will be able to follow 
recommended pathways in a number of computing areas to suit your interests. 
You will develop a wide range of skills and knowledge in areas such as creative 
computing, information systems, graphics and games development, mobile  
and web computing, software engineering, design and development, and 
software security.
Course content
Year 1 (Credit Level 4) 
Subjects of study include:
• Communication and Learning Skills
• Computer Systems Fundamentals
• Maths for Computing
• Programming Methodology (Java)
• Software Development Principles
• Software Engineering Principles
• Web Technology 
The first year is shared with the 
Software Engineering MEng/BEng 
Honours degree. On completing  
this year you are free to change to 
this course.
Year 2 (Credit Level 5)
Subjects of study include:
• Object-Oriented Development
• Professional Practice
• Software Group Project
and options from one or a mix of  
the following routes:
• Games and Graphics Development 
(3G graphics and game engines)
• Mobile and Web Computing 
(android development, client and 
server-side web development)
• Multimedia and Creative 
Computing (HCI, multimedia tools)
• Software Engineering and 
Information Systems (algorithms 
and complexity, database systems)
Industrial placement year
The course offers you the opportunity 
to take a 12-month industrial 
placement between Year 2 and Year 
3. This will give you an excellent 
opportunity to gain valuable 
industrial experience that will 
enhance your studies and give you a 
competitive edge in the job market.
Year 3 (Credit Level 6)
Subjects of study include:
• Project
• Software Security and Forensics
and options from one or a mix of the 
following routes:
• Business Information Systems 
(database systems and 
management)
• Games and Graphics Development 
(game engines and physics)
• Mobile and Web Computing  
(iOS development, advanced  
web development, social web  
and marketing)
• Multimedia and Creative 
Computing (web analytics and 
marketing, advanced client side 
development)
• Software Engineering  
(formal methods)
Professional recognition
The course has British Computer 
Society (BCS) accreditation.
International Foundation course
We work in partnership with Kaplan 
International College London to 
provide Foundation courses for 
international students who don’t 
meet our Bachelor’s degree entry 
requirements. See p212,  
or for more information visit  
kic.org.uk/westminster-london
Length of course
Three years full-time; four years full-time 
with industrial placement or Foundation
UCAS codes
G402; with Foundation G401
Campus
Cavendish (See p18)
Typical offer for September 2015
A Levels – CCC/AA; International 
Baccalaureate – 26 points; Edexcel 
BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma/ 
Diploma – MMM/DD; Advanced 
Diploma – Grade C in IT or Engineering 
and relevant ASL at Grade C. Plus 
GCSE Maths and English at Grade C 
or above or equivalent grades in Key 
Skills (Functional Skills qualifications 
are not accepted). See also entry 
requirements on p233.
“At Westminster, I had 
the opportunity to work 
at Channel 4 as part of 
an internship; this helped 
me to gain invaluable 
experience of real 
projects in a professional 
environment. I have really 
enjoyed the experiences 
both at university and at 
Channel 4, I feel they 
have both prepared me 
for the real world.”
Masuma Rahman 
Computer Science BSc Honours, 
graduated in 2014
92 COMPUTER SCIENCE & SOFTWARE ENGINEERING westminster.ac.uk/computerscience 93
If your results are just below the entry qualifications for our degrees, or you 
have an equivalent non-standard background, then this course is designed 
to improve your knowledge and skills to progress to any of our computer 
science degree courses. The course represents the Foundation Year (Credit 
Level 3) of the modular scheme, and is an integral part of an extended range 
of BSc Honours degree courses in computer science. It provides an informal 
and adult environment in which you can acquire the confidence and skills to 
study effectively at degree level.
You will study eight modules. Most modules include weekly lectures. You will 
also have weekly tutorial seminar classes providing a stimulating environment 
for you to work through examples and case studies, experiment with hands-on 
solutions in the labs, engage in group discussions, and gain immediate feedback 
and support from tutors. Coursework is often based around written reports, 
laboratory practical tests, in-class theory tests, and individual and group project 
work. Some modules may include end-of-module exams.
Course content  
The course will provide you 
with an introduction to all major 
areas of computing together 
with the necessary mathematical 
background. Emphasis is placed on 
the development of the analytical 
and practical skills necessary for you 
to start one of our degree courses. 
Hands-on experience will enable 
you to become competent in the use 
of computers in a range of business 
and industrial applications. 
Subjects of study include:
• Computer Programming
• Computer Science
• Games Design Project
• Mathematics
• Professional and Transferable Skills
• Spreadsheets and Databases
Length of course
One year full-time, as the first year 
of a full-time four- or five-year degree 
programme
UCAS codes
See individual course entries
Campus
Cavendish (See p18)
Typical offer for September 2015
A Levels – DDD/BC; International 
Baccalaureate – 24 points; Edexcel 
BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma/ 
Diploma – MMP/DM; Advanced 
Diploma – Grade D in a relevant 
subject eg IT or Engineering, and a 
relevant ASL at Grade D. Plus GCSE 
Maths and English at Grade C or 
above or equivalent grades in Key Skills 
(Functional Skills qualifications are not 
accepted). See also entry requirements 
on p233.
COMPUTER SCIENCE  
FOUNDATION
    Lecture in Windows computer lab,      
                          Cavendish Campus
Cavendish Library, Cavendish Campus
Bookshop, Cavendish Campus
FACTS 
& FIGURES      
90% of students were 
either in employment or 
further study six months 
after completing the 
Computer Science  
with Foundation  
BSc Honours degree.