MSc Software Engineering (Conversion)

Software Engineering Conversion MSc at the University of Westminster is a comprehensive full-time course offered in September 2024-25. This course provides knowledge and skills needed to be a successful software engineer. It is constructed for individuals from various backgrounds, as no prior knowledge is needed. Its structure is well organized to ensure that students gain not only theoretical knowledge, but also practical competence.Course Content: The course content is built around four key sections - Core Modules, Option Modules, Project, and Learning and Teaching. The Core Modules cover the vital software engineering basics for anyone converting to this field. These include Algorithms and their Applications, Computer Architecture and Networks, Computer Programming, and more. The Option Modules allow students to tailor the course towards their personal interests and career aspirations. The Project module provides an opportunity to apply the knowledge gained throughout the coursework to a substantial software engineering project.Key Modules: Major modules of this course include Algorithms and their Applications, Computer Architecture and Networks, Computer Programming, Engineering Principles, Mathematics and Statistics for Computing, Project Planning and Project, Software Development, Databases, and Human-Computer Interaction.Accreditations: The University of Westminster, London, a globally recognized institution, awards the students the Master of Science degree upon successful completion of the course. Future Careers: Upon graduation, students can aim for various roles in the Information Technology industry such as software engineer, developer, analyst, project manager, etc. The course is designed to prepare students for a wide spectrum of roles in the IT field.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.