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M Eng. in Computer and Communications Systems.

Tastyboy · 2010-07-27 20:06:46

I'm wondering does anyone have any information concerning the modules, workload, hours necessary, etc. This course is very appealing, I'm just wondering is anyone thinking of doing it or has done it. Cheers.

27-07-2010 08:06PM

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Tastyboy

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I'm wondering does anyone have any information concerning the modules, workload, hours necessary, etc. This course is very appealing, I'm just wondering is anyone thinking of doing it or has done it. Cheers.

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#2 31-07-2010 01:37PM

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I was offered this course last week,it wasnt my first choice,Would it be worth doing?

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#3 31-07-2010 03:32PM

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I'd imagine so. A masters from UL wont look bad on the CV. There will be a massive work load, I'd like to know more but still going to do it.

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#4 31-07-2010 08:32PM

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Whats your programming skills like,What area do you want to work in after?

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