Fourth Year CIS Induction and Degree Classification Overview
Fourth Year CIS Induction
(2023/24)
Points of Contact
Prof. Crawford Revie (CS/SE Fourth Year Adviser)
Alasdair Lambert (CS/SE Fourth Year Adviser)
Dr. Alex Coddington (CS408 - Final Year Project)
Dr. Martin Goodfellow (Undergraduate Director)
Dr. John Levine (NSS ‘Champion’)
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Degree Classification
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Honours
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¾ Level 4 modules, ¼ Level 3 modules
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Each level credit is the weighted mean of first attempts
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CS408 Individual Project is
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Teaching of CIS modules will be in
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Exams (where present) will take place at the end of the semester in
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(In earlier years, Semester 2 was exclusively dedicated to the project;
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Curriculum (1)
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Honours – 120 credits (you need them all to graduate)
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CS408 Individual Project – 40 credits
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CS4XX Computer Science/Software Eng. – 80 credits (that’s 4 x 20 credit
modules). You are awarded the credits if you pass these as a ‘super-class’
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Software Engineering students also carry the CS415 Industrial Placement – 20
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MEng – 140 credits (either ‘pass’ if you have them all, or ‘may
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CS408 Individual Project – 40 credits
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CS4XX Computer Science – 80 credits (that’s 4 x 20 credits for ‘super-class’)
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CS416 Industrial Placement 1 – 20 credits
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Fourth Year CIS Induction (2023/24)
Points of Contact Prof. Crawford Revie (CS/SE Fourth Year Adviser) Alasdair Lambert (CS/SE Fourth Year Adviser) Dr. Alex Coddington (CS408 - Final Year Project) Dr. Martin Goodfellow (Undergraduate Director) Dr. John Levine (NSS Champion ) Module leads
Fourth year has a big your final degree classification big impact on It is essential that you let us know of any circumstances that affect your studies as soon as possible
Degree Classification Honours Level 4 modules, Level 3 modules Each level credit is the weighted mean of first attempts CS408 Individual Project is Level 4 and accounts to 40 out of the 120 Level 4 credits, i.e. 25% of your degree classification! MEng Level 5 modules, Level 4 modules Each level credit weighted mean
Academic Year Teaching of CIS modules will be in both Semesters 1 and 2, with the individual project (CS408) running over the full year Exams (where present) will take place at the end of the semester in which a module is taken (In earlier years, Semester 2 was exclusively dedicated to the project; now your engagement with CS408 starts tomorrow!!)
Curriculum (1) Honours 120 credits (you need them all to graduate) CS408 Individual Project 40 credits CS4XX Computer Science/Software Eng. 80 credits (that s 4 x 20 credit modules). You are awarded the credits if you pass these as a super-class Software Engineering students also carry the CS415 Industrial Placement 20 credits from last year MEng 140 credits (either pass if you have them all, or may proceed otherwise) CS408 Individual Project 40 credits CS4XX Computer Science 80 credits (that s 4 x 20 credits for super-class ) CS416 Industrial Placement 1 20 credits
With the exception of the project (CS408) you dont pass/fail each class individually, rather all four 20 credit modules are considered as a group ( super class class ). super- - To obtain the 80 super-class credits, your weighted mean for the four Level 4 modules must be 40% or more.
Curriculum (2) CIS modules available (20 credits each) CS407 Computer Security (Semester 1) CS409 Software Architecture and Design (Semester 1) MS418 Project Management (Semester 1) CS410 Advanced Functional Programming (Semester 2) You must have passed CS316 Functional Programming to take this class CS411 Theory of Computation (Semester 2) CS412 Information Access and Mining (Semester 2) CS426 Human Centred Security (Semester 2) CS427 IBM IT Architectures (Software Engineering students only) For modules that have exams, these will be held in the same semester
Curriculum (3) CS (Hons) / MEng CS407 is compulsory Choose 3 more from those on the previous slide SE (Hons) CS407 and CS409 are compulsory Choose 2 more from those on the previous slide
We suggest that the ideal break modules across the two semesters is 2:2 ideal break- -down down of 2:2 However, to give a little more flexibility / choice we are prepared to offer the option of a 3:1 split, with a health warning around the likely work-load in Semester 1 We strongly discourage a 1:3 split. This structure will only be supported in exceptional circumstances. If you are in the situation where you feel that this is your only option you must email the 4th year head and also get your project supervisor to indicate that they are aware of and support this request
Check that you have the correct curriculum
Semester 1 Timetable 9-10 10-11 11-12 12-1 1-2 2-3 3-4 4-5 Mon MS418 MS418 Tue CS407 CS407 CS409 Wed CS409 Thur Fri CS409 Lab CS409 Lab
Make sure that you are aware of the University policy on module assessment lateness lateness 10% lateness penalty on the first 24 hours, 5% per subsequent day Some exemptions apply (e.g. large projects, group assignments, etc.)
The academic year doesnt end after your last exam, but on May 17th 2024 You should be available to be contacted until that date
Never too early to think about what are you going to do after you graduate you graduate after
We need (ideally, We need (ideally, new new) class reps ) class reps 2 for CS (Hons), SE (Hons) and MEng 1 CES / Data Analytics The system to facilitate this is in place managed by your Student Union See the StrathReps section of the Strathclyde Mobile App Please be thinking about this and/or making gentle hints to some of your fellow students who you think would be good for the job.
Questions? Questions?
