London Metropolitan University

Overview

The Computer Systems Engineering and Robotics (Hons) BEng at London Metropolitan University is tailored for individuals aspiring to create intelligent, interconnected systems, encompassing everything from embedded hardware to robotics and networking. Students will acquire practical engineering skills through hands-on laboratory experiences and industry-standard design, testing, and documentation methods.

What you'll study

The programme's curriculum merges core engineering principles with specialized topics in computer systems, networking, and robotics. Students engage in practical work-related learning to enhance employability and professional growth.

• Advanced Electronics Systems
• Databases
• Microprocessors & Embedded Systems
• Network Operating Systems
• Work Related Learning
• Data Structures and Specialist Programming

Modules typically include a combination of lectures, seminars, practical sessions, and assessed coursework. Students may utilize simulation and laboratory activities to design, implement, test, and document various systems.

The programme also offers specialization options that align with computer networking and distributed/internet systems, subject to availability based on module selection.

Final assessments usually involve a capstone project or equivalent, with specific formats and module titles to be confirmed with the university for each cohort.

Entry requirements

Prospective students should fulfill the university's standard entry criteria for an undergraduate Honours degree.

• Minimum grades: CCD, including at least one grade from a relevant subject.
• Alternative: A minimum of 88 UCAS points from an equivalent Level 3 qualification, such as BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma/Diploma, Advanced Diploma, Progression Diploma, or Access to HE Diploma with 60 credits.

Career prospects

Graduates are well-equipped to pursue careers in engineering, software and systems development, robotics engineering, and the development of networked or embedded products. There are also opportunities for further studies at the postgraduate level, allowing for continued growth and specialization in the field.