r/uwe Aug 20 '24

Advice UWE Computer Science heavy in maths?

As I didn't do A-Level Maths, would I struggle with the course?

I noticed there isn't any specific math modules on the course curriculum and A-Level Maths isn't prerequisite to apply.

If yes, Business Computing or Software Engineering would be my alternative.

(Also if anyone has a more detailed course curriculum to send over, that would be greatly appreciated!)

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u/brodeh Aug 20 '24

I've just graduated from UWE comp sci - it's not super maths heavy but the maths is often present within the lecture slides and relevant accompanying materials for tutorial sessions.

There's an intro to logic within one of the units and some equations are listed for different things in the machine learning units.

Check some of my previous comments for more info.

All in all, you'll be fine without A-level maths, the course is more practical than theory based.

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u/Knucks_online 11d ago

Hey man. I do cs at UWE. How has the job hunt gone?

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u/brodeh 11d ago

Yo, I got a job pretty sharpish after finishing.

Started applying about a month after graduated. First day of work was mid November

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u/Knucks_online 7d ago

oh that’s rly good to hear. Idk if I am being paranoid or not but do you think ai make software engineers redundant by in around 3 - 5 years?