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Computer Science with Professional Placement BSc Hons
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Entry requirements for Computer Science and Computer Science at Falmouth University
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UCAS points for current students on Computer Science and Computer Science at Falmouth University
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104 UCAS Tariff points
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How good is this course?
Most relevant Student Reviews for Computer Science at Falmouth University
member7186213
13th March 26
Robotics, BSc Hons FullTime
Needs some more facilities for more niche courses read more
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member9176481
3rd February 26
Game Art, BA Hons FullTime
Very good value for money, i enjoy my course a lot. read more
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member10171010
19th December 25
Game Art, BA Hons FullTime
the larger dissapoint is the course at it's current state, there is a lot of uncertainity across the board and inconsistent. Some teachers are great though. read more
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Bw276431
19th December 25
Game Animation, BA Hons FullTime
Absolutely amazing experience so far. My favourite part of the week is attending my course. read more
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member4170857
18th December 25
Game Development: Design with Professional Placement, BA Hons FullTime
It’s been okay so far just overwhelmed read more
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2206233
25th February 25
Game Art with Integrated Foundation Year, BA Hons FullTime
I’m currently in my foundation year and luckily it hasn’t been too stressful as of yet :) read more
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member9111453
16th June 24
Game Art with Integrated Foundation Year, BA Hons FullTime
Peers are amazing, teaching quality could have been better read more
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member872193
7th October 22
Game Development: Design, BA Hons FullTime
The GA is such an amazing place, for anyone interested in this course I suggest going for it. read more
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Most relevant Student Reviews for Computer Science at Falmouth University
member6201318
1st June 26
Computer Science, BSc Hons FullTime
The computer science course is hardly computer science, in the first year you only have around 3 lectures a week for actual computer science (however this is mixed with some games and software engineering students so it's hardly actually computer science, more like "Computer science but only parts important for games students"), the rest of the lectures are all games lectures. It feels like you are never actually learning computer science as it's always games or robotics + some aspect of computer science. All the lecturers are teaching for games or robotics students, and computer science student are an after thought. The course is very much like working in industry, where you work in teams and teach yourself alot, but this to me is useless as I want to learn. Working in industry to me is common sense while learning and understanding computer science is much harder, so half the course you pay for is learning common sense. Overall the course is not good if you want raw computer science. read more
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