IMAGE PROCESSING|IMAGE DENOISING|IMAGE EDITING|FILTERING|FOURIER ANALYSIS|FEATURE EXTRACTION

Aims:

This module focuses on digital image processing. It first introduces the digital image, with a description of how digital images are captured and...

Summary 

The module consists of a laboratory research project conducted in one of the relevant laboratories you will select from the project portfolio. You...

Summary 

The module consists of a laboratory research project conducted in one of the relevant laboratories you will select from the project portfolio. You are expected to work full time in the laboratory or on a computational project agreed with the supervisor during the third term. The aim of this module is to carry out novel research using a variety of different methodologies to try to answer clearly defined question(s) in the field of cell and gene therapy or personalised medicine and write it up clearly, concisely and critically in the form of a scientific report.

Learning Objectives and Outcomes 

After successfully completing this module, you should acquire:

Significant knowledge of research methods
	Understanding of experimental design, including the value of appropriate controls
	The ability to work well within a team
	The skills to effectively present research data orally and in writing
Who is this module for?

This is a compulsory module for all MSc Cell and Gene Therapy students and MSc Personalised Medicine and Novel Therapies.

Teaching and Learning Methods

This module consists of 12 weeks of laboratory study plus 4 weeks of writing up.

Civil and Environmental Engineering|Engineering for International Development|Environmental Engineering|Geospatial Science|Urban Railways

Each student who is registered for an MSc in the Department of Civil, Environmental and Geomatic Engineering is required to carry out an individual Research...

Each student who is registered for an MSc in the Department of Civil, Environmental and Geomatic Engineering is required to carry out an individual Research Project as part of their programme of study. The objectives of this are: To further enhance your knowledge of one particular area of the subject you are studying. To demonstrate your understanding of the subject at a higher level than has been possible during the taught part of the course. To demonstrate your ability to think originally and analytically about problems in your subject, and to synthesise ideas from current literature. To demonstrate your ability to design a research project, carry out research and solve problems independently. To enhance your written and oral presentation skills.

Learning Outcomes

Demonstrate the ability to conduct independent research in a topic of your choice
	Ability to communicate and critique your research both in writing (via the report) and orally (via the presentation).