Rydym yn defnyddio cwcis ar ein gwefan. Trwy barhau i bori'r safle rydych yn cytuno i'n defnydd o gwcis. I ddysgu mwy am y cwcis yr ydym yn eu defnyddio, gweler ein polisi cwcis. Gallwch reoli cwcis trwy osodiadau eich porwr.
Cuddio'r neges hon.
AAB with A in Mathematics and B in Physics. Candidates taking a science A level with an associated practical skills assessment will also be required to pass the practical component.
MEng Robotics and Embedded Systems Engineering (with Industrial Year), at Aberystwyth University, is concerned with building physical systems involving software, electronics, sensors and actuators.
This scheme covers and wide range of topics including: mathematics, programming, artificial intelligence, robotics, software engineering and more. With a focus on building and running physical systems involving computerised sensing and control.
Also included is an Industrial Year that will further enhance your career prospects by providing you with invaluable experience that employers seek.
Taught by research-led staff, in a supportive learning environment, you will attain highly valuable and transferable skills for a range of career paths.
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*)
Trosolwg
Why study Robotics and Embedded Systems Engineering at Aberystwyth University?
Access to dedicated Linux, Mac OS X laboratories and central servers
Access to robotic equipment including Arduinos, mobile robots and sailing robots
Understand software and the underlying mathematics describing it
Understanding of engineering mathematics and physics, such as instrumentation, forces, electricity and magnetism
Understand the engineering of professional high quality software systems
Hands-on experience of the engineering of robotics and embedded systems
Gain a firm foundation in computing skills, with specialized skills in robotics, artificial intelligence and systems engineering
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.
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.
Fe'i cyflwynir yn rhannol neu'n gyflawn drwy gyfrwng yn Saesneg
In the 2016 Highflyers report, 32% of graduate vacancies are taken by those who have previously worked for a company on a placement or/ a internship. Make no mistake, you will develop confidence and gaining experience in the industry will stimulate your enthusiasm for the subject.
Robotics
Embedded systems design
Software development
Communications and networking
Computer applications
IT consultancy and management
Systems analysis and development
Education
What skills do I acquire from this degree?
Employability skills are core values of our degree.
As part of your degree you will be required to take part in a first year residential weekend where you and other students will work in teams to solve problems.
This activity will encourage and improve:
Communication skills
Analytical skills
Time management
Working independently and as part of a team
Organisation skills
Implementation skills
Research skills
Technical skills
Students taking an industrial year have the opportunity to join a second year residential weekend concentrating on skills to help you find a great placement. This includes:
CV skills
Interview practice
Networking with employers
Addysg a Dysgu
What will I learn?
The breakdown below will provide you with an illustration of what you may study during the five year degree scheme.
In your first year you will be introduced to:
Programming
Problems and solutions
Calculus, algebra, differential equations
Forces and dynamics
In your second year you will discover:
Mathematical Physics
Robotics and embedded systems
Our software development life cycle module. This module will allow you to take a role which exists in the industry i.e. project manager, designer etc, you will be required to produce a working software product, following best current industrial practice at every stage.
Data structures and algorithms
Artificial Intelligence
In your third year, you will be taking part in your work placement:
This with the assistance of the department. By the end of this placement you will have the knowledge and understanding to make a substantial contribution in the workplace
You will also return to University with a greater sense of motivation
In your final year, you will undertake:
Systems engineering
Space robotics
Applied control engineering
Individual project, where you will develop a piece of software in an area of particular interest to you
A range of further electives to specialise in areas of your choice (for example quantum information, semiconductor physics, machine learning)
In your masters year, you will study:
Intelligent Systems
Numerical methods, statistics, and a variety of other masters-level electives.
How will I be taught?
Our enthusiastic staff will teach you through the medium of lectures, seminars, tutorials, practicals and individual/ group based project work.
You will be assessed through a combination of coursework, practicals, projects, workshops 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.
