This degree is aimed at those students who are committed to a career in the software development industry. Unlike the BSc in Computer Science, which aims to give a general education that spans the broad technical and scientific range of the subject of Computing, the MEng is aimed at the specific needs of advanced software development. It is a four-year degree leading to a Masters qualification. One half of the fourth year is made up of projects - both individual and group. You will develop skills in software development, team working, planning, specification, design and risk analysis to a high. You will be taught through a combination of lectures, laboratory work, seminars and tutorials. You will be assessed by a combination of written examinations, coursework, and a project in your final level. The importance of gaining valuable core skills and life experience whilst at University has never been so critical.  As computer scientists in training you will be taught a full range of core skills and practises by leading experts that will enable you to successfully pursue a career within computing. Every year we survey our recent graduates to ascertain their employment status. The data is more commonly known as the Graduate Destinations survey and is reported to HESA (the Higher Education Statistics Authority). Some example job titles from the surveys are: Flex Programmer: CBSM Software; Engineer: General Dynamics UK; Computer analyst: Hewlett Packard; Senior Software Developer: Information Processing Ltd; Systems Developer: Itchen College; IT Engineer: LRN Security; IT Engineer: New Directions and Software developer: Persuasive Image.