Students on the 4th year of the MEng Computer Science and MEng Computer Science International Programme carry out an individual project (credit value = 1), and 6 option modules (with a total credit weight = 3). The options should be from the range of CS year 4 (i.e. 'M' level) modules. 

Students may take one option from the year 3 CS list or one elective from elsewhere in UCL (0.5 credit in total). Note that to graduate with an MEng you have to have completed and passed at least 3 credits at Masters' level. Taking non-M level options constitutes a risk if you fail any of the M level modules. If you want to take the maximum number of non-M level options you should discuss this with the 4th year tutor (Graham Roberts) first.

Details of option choices outside CS are maintained by other academic departments. If in doubt, check with the relevant department for availability, pre-requisites, and timetabling details.

• M091 - Individual Project

• M012 - Programming & Mathematical Methods for Machine Learning
• M014 - Systems Requirements Engineering
• M022 - Advanced Analysis and Design
• M024 - Tools and Environments
• M026 - Financial Institutions and Markets
• M027 - Financial Information Systems
• M028 - Language Based Security
• M030 - Distributed Systems and Security
• M034 - Multimedia Systems
• M038 - Mobile and Cloud Computing
• M050 - Advanced Topics in Machine Learning
• M052 - Information Retrieval and Data Mining
• M054 - Machine Vision
• M055 - Supervised Learning
• M056 - Graphical Models
• M057 - Evolutionary and Natural Computation
• M058 - Bioinformatics
• M061 - People and Security

• M062 - Computer Security I
• M063 - Introduction to Cryptography
• M064 - Applied Cryptography
• M072 - Mathematical Methods Algorithms and Implementations
• M074 - Advanced Modelling, Rendering and Animation
• M076 - Virtual Environments
• M077 - Computational Modelling for Biomedical Imaging
• M078 - Inverse Problems in Imaging
• M081 - Geometry of Images
• M082 - Affective Computing and Human-Robot Interaction
• M085 - Computational Photography and Capture

New Master's level option modules for 2012/13:

• M040 - Complex Networks and Web
• M041 - Web Economics
• M080 - Acquisition and Processing of 3D Geometry
• PSYCM010 - Interfaces and Interactivity
• PSYCM011 - User-Centred Evaluation Methods

Note: you need to seek the relevant tutor's permission before registering for PSYCM010 or PSYCM011

• 3011 - Functional Programming
• 3012 - Interaction Design
• 3013 - Database and Information Management Systems
• 3035 - Networked Systems
• 3058 - Artificial Intelligence and Neural Computing
• 3072 - Image Processing
• 3080 - Computer Graphics
• 3085 - Computational Photography and Capture

Students on the MEng Computer Science (International Programme) are also permitted to choose COMP3001 - Technology Managmement and Professional Issues.

Optional modules not listed here need to be approved by your Year Co-ordinator or the Departmental Tutor.

Modules with the prefix ELEC*, MATH* or MSIN* are taught by departments other than Computer Science. You will need to consult the relevant Departmental websites for syllabus details, prerequisites, timetable and registration details.

Electronic and Electrical Engineering Electives:

• ELEC3003 Control Systems I

Management Science and Innovation Electives:

• MSIN3001 Project Management
• MSIN3002 Marketing Communications
• MSIN3004 Mergers and Valuations
• MSIN3005 Fraud, Ethics and Forensic Accounting
• MSIN3017 Corporate Financial Strategy
• MSIN7007 Mastering Entrepreneurship
• MSIN7011 International Business
• MSIN7013 Innovation Management
• MSIN7015 Operations and Technology Management

Mathematics Electives:

• MATHM501 Theory of Traffic Flow
• MATH3502 Combinatorial Optimisation
• MATH3503 Graph Theory
• MATH3509 Dynamical Systems
• MATH3601 Introduction to Mathematica
• MATH3603 Numerical Analysis I
• MATH3701 Theory of Numbers
• MATH3801 Logic
• MATH3802 History of Mathematics