Rydym yn defnyddio cwcis ar ein gwefan. I ddysgu mwy am y cwcis yr ydym yn eu defnyddio, gweler ein polisi cwcis. Gallwch reoli cwcis trwy osodiadau eich porwr. Trwy barhau i bori'r safle rydych yn cytuno i'n defnydd o gwcis.
Derbyn a Chau.
Computer Science and Mathematics, at Aberystwyth University, allows you to uncover a fascinating and challenging discipline that combines the identification and analysis of shapes and patterns with data collation and calculation.
You will discover the fundamentals of Computer Science to solve complex problems that include analysis, design, solution choice and implementation.
This course is engineered to prepare you for the demands of industry. The skills you acquire are led from cutting-edge research, within a supportive learning environment, and are highly sought after by future employers.
Bodlonrwydd Myfyrwyr Cyffredinol a Chanlyniadau Cyflogadwyedd
93% boddhad cyffredinol yn yr Adran Gyfrifiadureg (ACF 2019)
98% o’n graddedigion mewn gwaith a/neu astudiaethau pellach o fewn chwe mis ar ôl graddio, 8% yn uwch na graddedigion Cyfrifiadureg yn genedlaethol. (HESA 2018*)
97% boddhad cyffredinol yn yr Adran Fathemateg. (ACF 2019)
96% o’n graddedigion mewn gwaith a/neu astudiaethau pellach o fewn chwe mis ar ôl graddio, 4% yn uwch na graddedigion y Gwyddorau Mathemategol yn genedlaethol. (HESA 2018*)
Trosolwg
Why study Computer Science and Mathematics at Aberystwyth?
Mathematics has been taught at Aberystwyth since 1872, so that the department builds on over 140 years of teaching excellence, employing lecturers who are committed teachers and internationally-recognised researchers
A degree accredited by the BCS (the Chartered Institute for IT) on behalf of the Engineering Council, which gives you a head start when you enter the competitive job market
Students have access to dedicated Linux, Mac OS X laboratories and central servers
Taught by lecturers who have close links with the industry and software engineering conferences
Students on this course have access our to robotic equipment including Ardvinos, mobile robots and sailing robots
Both Departments offer a number of modules taught through the medium of Welsh. Further details may be obtained from the Departments
Ein Staff
Mae gan bron bob un o ddarlithwyr a chymrodyr dysgu’r Adran Cyfrifiadureg gymwysterau hyd at safon PhD, ac mae gan y gweddill brofiad helaeth ym maes ymchwil neu ddiwydiant. Mae'n rhaid i bob darlithydd a chymrawd dysgu newydd ennill cymhwyster TUAAU, ac felly maent yn Gymrodyr Uwch neu'n Gymrodyr o'r Academi Addysg Uwch. Mae'r adran hefyd yn cyflogi nifer o staff arddangos a thiwtoriaid rhan amser a rhai arddangoswyr sy'n fyfyrwyr, wedi’u dewis o blith ein hisraddedigion a'n huwchraddedigion. Mae ein cymrodyr ymchwil a'n cynorthwywyr ymchwil (y rhan fwyaf ohonynt â gradd PhD) hefyd yn gwneud rhywfaint o waith dysgu o bryd i'w gilydd pan fo hynny'n briodol.
Mae’r holl ddarlithwyr yn yr Adran Mathemateg wedi’u cymhwyso i lefel PhD ac yn weithgar ym myd ymchwil. Mae gan y rhan fwyaf gymhwyster addysgu uwchraddedig ac mae’n rhaid i staff newydd gwblhau’r TUAAU. Mae’r adran hefyd yn cyflogi nifer o diwtoriaid rhan-amser, sydd â phrofiad dysgu eang, a rhai arddangoswyr sy’n cael eu dewis o blith ein myfyrwyr israddedig ac uwchraddedig.
Modiwlau
Noder: Y modiwlau a restrir isod yw'r modiwlau y bwriedir eu cyflwyno ar hyn o bryd yn ystod y flwyddyn academaidd nesaf ac mae'n bosibl y gallant newid. Maent wedi'u cynnwys yma i roi syniad o strwythur y cwrs.
A degree in Computer Science and Mathematics will be particularly valuable in employment situations which require specialist numerical skills and logical and analytical thought.
The Computer Science component will prepare you for a variety of careers in:
Software design
Communications and networking
Computer applications
Web development
IT consultancy and management
Systems analysis and development
Computer sales and marketing
The Mathematics component will prepare you to work for organisations such as:
The Office of National Statistics and the Meteorological Office
Career Paths
Accountancy and banking
Risk analysis and actuarial work
Finance management
Investment analysis
Information technology
Research and lecturing are also open to you
Transferable Skills
Studying for a degree in Computer Science and Mathematics will equip you with a range of transferable skills which are highly valued by employers. These include:
• Research and data analysis skills • Enhanced mathematical and computational skills • Effective problem-solving and creative thinking skills • Facility to deal with abstract concepts • Thorough grounding in information technology skills • Ability to work independently • Time-management and organisational skills, including the ability to meet deadlines • Ability to express ideas and communicate information in a clear and structured manner, in both written and oral form • Self-motivation and self-reliance • Team-working, with the ability to discuss concepts in groups, accommodating different ideas and reaching agreement
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Addysg a Dysgu
What will I learn?
The breakdown below will provide you with an illustration of
what you may study during the three year degree scheme.
In this joint honours Computer Science and Mathematics degree course, you will divide your time equally between each subject.
In the first year you will take core modules:
Software development
Programming
Communications and telematics
Mathematical analysis
Algebra and calculus
Optional modules include Geometry and Probability
In the second year you will explore:
Program design
Data structures and algorithms
All students participate in the Software Development Lifecycle module which includes a group project where, taking one of the roles which exist in industry, such as project manager, designer, or quality assurance manager, you will produce a working software product, following best current industrial practice at every stage
You will also study linear algebra and choose optional modules from a wide range that includes abstract algebra, complex analysis and hydrodynamics
In the third year, you will have very few core modules, but can choose from a wide range of options in both departments. You will undertake computer science projects in which you will develop and implement a piece of software, and investigate a problem of an experimental, theoretical, data analysis, instrumentation or computer modelling nature under the supervision of a member of the academic staff.
How will I be taught?
You will be taught through a complementary set of teaching and learning methods and approaches, ranging from formal lectures, seminars and tutorials to workshops, practicals and individual and group-based project work.
You will be assessed through a combination of coursework, practicals, presentations and examinations.
You will be assigned a personal tutor throughout your degree course, who will help you with any problems or queries, whether these are academic-related or personal issues. You should feel free to contact them at any time for help and advice.
You will also have the opportunity to complete a Personal Development Plan (PDP) at Aberystwyth. This is a structured process of self-appraisal, reflection, and planning, which will enable you to chart your personal, academic and professional development throughout your time at university. By recording your academic performance, and highlighting the skills you already have and those you will need for future employability, the PDP portfolio will equip you with the necessary tools to plan effectively, develop successful approaches to study, and consider your future career options and aspirations.
