Undergraduate courses and subjects 2000 - Map 11 Bachelor of Software Engineering

Map 11 Bachelor of Software Engineering

Course code: To be advised

First year	48points
First semester	CSE1301 Computer programming	MAT1841 Mathematics for computer scienceI	CSE1401 Introduction to software engineering*	Elective @
Second semester	CSE1303 Computer science	MAT1830 Mathematics for computer scienceII	CSE1402 Technical documentation for software engineers #	Elective @

Second year	48points
First semester	CSE2304 Algorithms and data structures	CSE2303 Formal methodsI	CSE2201 Software engineering practice #	Elective @
Second semester	CSE2305 Object-oriented software engineering	CSE2302 Operating systems	BUS2176 Project management	Elective @

Third year	48points
First semester	CSE3324 Computer architecture	CSE3305 Formal methodsII	CSE3308 Software engineering A&D	CSE3391 Unix tools CSE339x Prog elective
Second semester	CSE3325 Multimedia and the World Wide Web	CSE3322 Programming languages and implementation	CSE3302 Software engineering project	SFT3316 Concurrent systems

Fourth year	48points
First semester	GCO4018 Formal specifications	CSE elective @	CSE4001 Software engineering project	Elective @
Second semester	CSE3323 Computer industry issues	CSE elective @	CSE4002 Software engineering project	Elective @

Honours (fourth year)	48points
First semester	GCO4018 Formal specifications	CSE4401 Software engineering project	Elective @
Second semester	CSE3323 Computer industry issues	CSE4402 Software engineering project	Elective @

^* New subjects.
^# Major amendment of existing subject modified for inclusion in this course.
_ CSE4401/CSE4402 are honours research projects, available only to students undertaking the honours version of the degree. Entry to these subjects is by invitation, based upon a weighted average of previous years' results. If these subjects are taken, the two six credit point CSE electives are not available (but the free electives may be used to take CSE subjects if desired).
^@ No more than 60 credit points of level 1 subjects and no more than 60 credit points of level 2 subjects may be counted in the degree. This rule is to ensure that not all electives are taken at too low a level.