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Computer Science

UCL (University College London)

Summary

Price
£2,250 - £10,450 inc VAT
Study method
Classroom
Duration
5 years · Part-time
Qualification
MPhil
Awarded by UCL (University College London)
Additional info
  • Exam(s) / assessment(s) is included in price
  • Tutor is available to students

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Location

Address
WC1E 6BT
United Kingdom
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Overview

Research areas include: Bioinformatics (protein structure; genome analysis; transmembrane protein modelling; de novo protein design methods; exploiting grid technology; mathematical modelling of biological processes); financial computing (software engineering; computational statistics and machine learning; mathematical modelling); human centred systems (usability of security and multimedia systems; making sense of information; human error and cognitive resilience); information security (cryptology; digital watermarking; cryptoanalysis; steganography); intelligent systems (knowledge representation and reasoning; machine learning); media futures (digital rights management; information retrieval; computational social science; recommender systems); networks (internet architecture; protocols; mobile networked systems; applications and evolution; high-speed networking); software systems engineering (requirements engineering; software architecture; middleware technologies; distributed systems; software tools and environments; mobile computing); virtual environments (presence, virtual characters; interaction; rendering; mixed reality); vision and imaging science (face recognition; medical image analysis; statistical modelling of colour information; inverse problems and building mathematical models for augmented reality; diffusion tensor imaging); programming principles, verification and logic (logic and the semantics of programmes; automated tools for verification and programme analysis; applied logic outreach in artificial intelligence, security, biology, economics).

Description

Research areas include: Bioinformatics (protein structure; genome analysis; transmembrane protein modelling; de novo protein design methods; exploiting grid technology; mathematical modelling of biological processes); financial computing (software engineering; computational statistics and machine learning; mathematical modelling); human centred systems (usability of security and multimedia systems; making sense of information; human error and cognitive resilience); information security (cryptology; digital watermarking; cryptoanalysis; steganography); intelligent systems (knowledge representation and reasoning; machine learning); media futures (digital rights management; information retrieval; computational social science; recommender systems); networks (internet architecture; protocols; mobile networked systems; applications and evolution; high-speed networking); software systems engineering (requirements engineering; software architecture; middleware technologies; distributed systems; software tools and environments; mobile computing); virtual environments (presence, virtual characters; interaction; rendering; mixed reality); vision and imaging science (face recognition; medical image analysis; statistical modelling of colour information; inverse problems and building mathematical models for augmented reality; diffusion tensor imaging); programming principles, verification and logic (logic and the semantics of programmes; automated tools for verification and programme analysis; applied logic outreach in artificial intelligence, security, biology, economics).

Department: Computer Science

Qualification:

MPhil

Qualification Level:

RQF Level 7

Requirements:

A minimum of an upper 2nd Class UK Bachelor’s degree in a relevant discipline, or an overseas qualification of an equivalent standard; work experience may also be taken into account.

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