3-Term Pathway - Incorporated Bachelor Year Zero in Engineering and Computing - Continue to Bachelor of Science (Honours) - Artificial Intelligence

On this course students will gain a detailed understanding of artificial intelligence concepts and techniques, and learn to use this knowledge to address contemporary problems and challenges such as the use of microprocessor-based systems to control home appliances and the detection and resolution of collisions in applied mechanics.

Students will develop fundamental skills, such as learning the powerful general-purpose programming language C++, and experience in-depth study of computer networks and systems. Using artificial intelligence code, they will learn how to control advanced mobile robots in DMU's purpose-built laboratory.

Modules are designed to focus on real-life industry scenarios to enhance graduates' employability. During the Agile Methods and Development module, students will gain experience in producing apps to specifications and learn how to negotiate between business clients and the development team.

Students will also be able to enjoy projects and extracurriculars related to their course. Get involved with the dedicated Robot Club, where students will solidify their skills by instructing secondary school children on robotic construction, or take the opportunity to develop your own robot project, with the potential to compete in the annual international Robot Challenge in Vienna.