Aims:

The overarching aim will be to introduce students to the most current research in machine learning. This will be of particular value to students...

The Cancer Research Proposal module introduces you to the fundamental research skills required for a scientific research career. Learning in the module will...

The Cancer Research Proposal module introduces you to the fundamental research skills required for a scientific research career. Learning in the module will require you to look at published papers and grant applications and consider how to define hypotheses and research aims, how to plan and control experiments, and how to evaluate data quality and apply basic statistical approaches to data interpretation. You will practice presenting scientific information for different audiences. The module will also help you consider research ethics and integrity, and health and safety requirements for research activities. You will then apply these skills to interpret published data and use this to develop a novel hypothesis and experimental strategy which you will present as a poster and oral pitch.

Module Outline:

The aim of this module is to provide students with the key foundations in chemistry needed to develop an understanding of biological systems...

Module Outline:

The aim of this module is to introduce students to the fundamentals of Physical Chemistry. The individual topics are concerned with the nature...

This is an advanced level course on Structures (Structural Engineering) and Materials for BEng/MEng students. This module builds on the concepts covered in the...

Civil Engineering Design introduces students to Civil Engineering Design as practised by professional engineers to enable them to build a solid foundation of...

The Urban Project Management course is the third and final module in the `management stream&#039;, which comprises three modules in progression. It is intended...

The Urban Project Management course is the third and final module in the `management stream', which comprises three modules in progression. It is intended to act as a `knowledge bridge' between management theory and practice and the practice of urban and regional planning and related project implementation.
The aim of the module is to provide students with an introductory yet comprehensive overview of programme and project management as applied to urban projects.
The objectives of the module are:
To introduce students to the tools and techniques of project management as applied to urban projects
To enable the student to draw links between the academic literature on project management and the everyday experience of managing urban projects
To illustrate some of the key issues, challenges and dilemmas facing practitioners in managing urban projects
To reflect critically on the project management literature, drawing on real life examples of urban projects
To provide a stepping off point for final year BSc students by arming them with both the academic and practical knowledge of urban project management applicable within the complexity of today’s urban networks.