3.  Tell you about our degrees  More details on a visit day once you have applied

4.  On main (Penglais) campus  25 full-time lecturing staff  35 support and research staff  500 undergraduates and MSc students  25 PhD students

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10. Year 3 Final Year Project Year in industry (optional) Year 2 Group project Year 1 Mostly in common VOCATIONALVOCATIONAL

12.  Flexible – you can change scheme or mix and match  Depends on background more than degree scheme

14.  2D maze based game  Pacman-style for Android phones  The hero can fire bullets at the baddies  If hit, they split into weaker baddies  After being hit a few times, baddies die  If baddies run into you, then you die  New levels built on a PC  Levels can be loaded into the game

17. Visualisation Centre Plymouth Marine Lab

18. LinkLink to 2012-13 map Link

32. Tom on a project involved with automated 3D modelling of the calving edge of glaciers

33. Ubiquitous Computing: G404, G405 Concerns technologies for mobile and very lightweight computing systems. Mobile phones and PDAs form the backbone of this revolution. Computer Graphics, Vision and Games: G450, G451 Specific applications include games development, (medical) image understanding, movie special effects and industrial quality control. Open Source Computing: G402, G403 Covers programming, operating systems, software design, and the engineering of large software systems, from an open source perspective.   Covers: Core modules plus: appropriate other modules such as: ubiquitous computing, interactive computer graphics, visualisation, C++   Types of final year projects : Graphics and games for mobile devices   Types of job: Any technical job in the software industry and specialised positions

34. Today: Please ask! cs-admissions@aber.ac.uk While making your decision about University: http://www.aber.ac.uk/schemes http://www.aber.ac.uk/modules After you apply: Visit Days Once you are here: Lots of support available – if you are worried ask!