I-Explore - COMPM0352
Aims
For more information on I-Explore, please consult the I-Explore website.
Role
Course Leader
Operating Systems - COMP97095
Aims
To provide an introduction to the organisation and operation of the operating system software that controls the execution of programs and that manages the resources of a computer. To provide an understanding of the structures and mechanisms used by the operating system.
Role
Course Leader
Industrial Placement - Presentation and Report - COMP97102
Aims
In this module you will work in industry as a fully-paid employee over an extended period of time. The placement gives you the opportunity to put into place the technical, professional and team working skills that you have learnt on your degree course and to develop those skills in an industrial setting.
Role
Organiser
Distributed Algorithms - COMP96027
Aims
The module will cover the key concepts, problems and results in distributed algorithms. It will provide an introduction on how to model and reason about distributed algorithms and practical experience of programming them. The module builds on (i) OS concepts including processes, threads and scheduling, (ii) concurrency concepts including synchronisation, deadlock, race conditions, (iii) discrete maths including sets, logic and logical reasoning, (iv) functional programming.
Role
Course Leader
External Course - COMPM0351
Aims
Students may study one optional course offered by another department in the Engineering Faculty, the Imperial College Business School or Imperial Horizons. You can take the Business School courses available on this list and for Imperial Horizons from this list. To register for these courses, please follow the instructions on those pages carefully.
Please note: Exams for the Spring BPES courses happen in late April/early May, so if you are an MEng student who is on Industrial Placement, you have to make arrangements with your company in order to attend the exam.
Role
Course Leader
External Course 4I - COMPM0451
Aims
Students may study two optional courses offered by another department in the Engineering Faculty (at the appropriate level), the Imperial College Business School or Imperial Horizons. You can take the Business School courses available on this list and for Imperial Horizons from this list - to register for these courses, please follow the instructions on those pages carefully.
Role
Organiser
External Course 4II - COMPM0452
Aims
Students may study two optional course offered by another department in the Engineering Faculty (at the appropriate level), the Imperial College Business School or Imperial Horizons. You can take the Business School courses available on this list and for Imperial Horizons from this list - to register for these courses, please follow the instructions on those pages carefully.
Role
Organiser
Computer Architecture - COMP70032
Aims
The aim of the course is to develop a fundamental understanding of the organisation and operation of a desktop computer system. The emphasis of the course is on understanding how high-level language programs are represented and executed at an architectural-level.This course acts as a lead-in to COMP70033 Operating Systems.
Role
Course Leader
Operating Systems - COMP70033
Aims
To provide an introduction to the organisation and operation of the operating system software that controls the execution of programs and that manages the resources of a computer. To provide an understanding of the structures and mechanisms used by the operating system.
Role
Course Leader
Industrial Placement - Presentation and Report - COMP70012
Aims
In this module you will work in industry as a fully-paid employee over an extended period of time. The placement gives you the opportunity to put into place the technical, professional and team working skills that you have learnt on your degree course and to develop those skills in an industrial setting.
Role
Organiser