BSc Computer Graphics, Vision and Games (with integrated year in industry) at Aberystwyth University

Computer Graphics, Vision and Games, at Aberystwyth University, covers a wide range of topics within the computing industry and the modern world.

While computer games are the most well-known aspect of this area, there is underlying complexity of a relatively simple application.

In completion of this degree, you will gain a firm foundation in Computing Skills such as Programming, Software Design, Data Storage, Analysis and Classification. You will also be equipped with specialised skills in the areas of Vision and Graphics, and interact with related areas of study such as Intelligent Agents and Mobile Computing - plus the opportunity to jump start your career with your Integrated Year in Industrial and Professional Training.

Why study Computer Graphics, Vision and Games at Aberystwyth University?

• You will enhance your knowledge of all general Computer Science principles.
• You will experience the start of your career with our integrated year in industry.
• You will gain an industry standards degree, and a head start when you enter the competitive job market.
• You will have access to dedicated Linux, Mac OS X laboratories and central servers.
• You will have access to mobile and aerial robots, vision and motion tracking systems, micro-controller systems and laser scanners.

You will have the opportunity to study:

• programming
• database
• software design
• software engineering
• artificial intelligence
• robotics
• graphics
• networking and business.

Our degree prepares you for a variety of careers;

• software design
• communications and networking
• computer applications
• web development
• IT consultancy and management
• systems analysis and development
• computer Sales and marketing
• education

What skills do I acquire from this degree?

Employability skills are the core values of our degree.

As part of your degree you will be required to take part in a first year residential weekend where you and other students will have to work in teams to solve problems.

This activity will encourage and improve:

• communication skills
• analytical skills
• time management
• working independently and as part of a team
• organisation skills
• implementation skills
• research skills
• technical skills

Industrial Year students have the opportunity to join a second year residential weekend concentrating on skills to help you find a great placement. This includes:

• CV skills
• interview practice
• networking with employers
• online presence