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ATU - Galway Campuses
Computing - Galway
This programme enables new graduates and established computing professionals to develop advanced thinking and technical know-how in a range of interrelated technology centric disciplines. The programme is designed provide you with cutting-edge theoretical and practical skills in emerging disciplines of computing. The knowledge and skillset that you will receive from this programme will help supercharge your career as an IT professional. The programme contains a mix of taught and research modules and places a strong emphasis on honing practical skills. Depending on the modules that you select, you can expect to spend much of each week working on practical computing problems in cloud-based environments using languages like Java, JavaScript, C and Python. Each of the course modules involves the use of modern and AI-enabled computing environments and programming libraries.
Who Should Apply?
Level 8 computing graduates, with good software development skills.
Subjects taught
Modules:
Machine Learning
Embedded Systems & Pervasive Sensing
Software Quality & Testing
Cybersecurity and Secure Programming
Advanced Database Technology
Text & Sequence Analytics
Statistical Computing
Cloud Native Computing
Computer & Network Forensics
Research Methods for Computer Scientists
Masters Project
Entry requirements
A Level 8 major award in computing (software development) or computer engineering (with a significant level of software development).
For non-native English speakers a minimum IELTS score of 6.0 is required.
Recognition of Prior Learning: Yes.
Duration
1 year full-time, on-campus.
Study Hours
Students can expect to study 15-20 hours per week.
Enrolment dates
Start Date: January 2027.
More details
Qualification letters
MSc
Qualifications
Degree - Masters (Level 9 NFQ)
Attendance type
Full time,Daytime
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