DEGREE REGULATIONS & PROGRAMMES OF STUDY 2024/2025

Before making your course choices, make sure you have discussed them with your Student Adviser, or someone in your student support team.

Please note that all students must pass INF1A (Informatics 1 - Introduction to Computation INFR08025), and INF1B (Informatics 1 - Object-Orientated Programming INFR08029), before they are allowed to progress into Year 2 of this degree.

Before making your course choices make sure you have discussed them with your Student Adviser, or someone in your student support team.

Before making your course choices make sure you have discussed them with your Student Adviser, or someone in your student support team.

Some third year courses are prerequisites for specific fourth year courses, you are advised to consider your plans for fourth year when making your third year course choices.

Students who are members of Edinburgh University Formula Student may request a concession from the School Curriculum Approval Officer (SCAO) to replace System Design Project INFR09032 with Informatics Experiential Learning (Level 10) INFR10084 (IEL-10). Please contact your student support team to gain approval from the IEL-10 course organiser, confirming your eligibility for that course, and they will then pass to the SCAO.

Students must meet all the programme learning outcomes specified in the Engineering Councils Accreditation of Higher Education Programmes (AHEP) to be eligible to graduate with the BEng in Computer Science. In particular: a maximum of 30 credits may be compensated (awarded on aggregate) in total across years 3 and 4. The minimum mark where compensation is applied is 10% below the nominal course pass mark; students must therefore score at least 30% for a course with a pass mark of 40% in order to be eligible for compensation; and, Professional Issues (Level 10) INFR10022, Informatics Large Practical INFR09051 and System Design Project INFR09032 must be passed without compensation; and, students who do not meet these criteria, but do meet the University regulations to pass the year, will be permitted to switch to the BSc in Computer Science in order to achieve an honours degree award

Before making your course choices make sure you have discussed them with your Student Adviser, or someone in your student support team.

Some third year courses are prerequisites for specific fourth year courses, you are advised to consider your plans for fourth year when making your third year course choices.

Students who are members of Edinburgh University Formula Student may request a concession from the School Curriculum Approval Officer (SCAO) to replace System Design Project INFR09032 with Informatics Experiential Learning (Level 10) INFR10084 (IEL-10). Please contact your student support team to gain approval from the IEL-10 course organiser, confirming your eligibility for that course, and they will then pass to the SCAO.

Students must meet all the programme learning outcomes specified in the Engineering Councils Accreditation of Higher Education Programmes (AHEP) to be eligible to graduate with the BEng in Computer Science. In particular: a maximum of 30 credits may be compensated (awarded on aggregate) in total across years 3 and 4. The minimum mark where compensation is applied is 10% below the nominal course pass mark; students must therefore score at least 30% for a course with a pass mark of 40% in order to be eligible for compensation; Professional Issues (Level 10) INFR10022, Informatics Large Practical INFR09051 and System Design Project INFR09032 must be passed without compensation; and students who do not meet these criteria, but do meet the University regulations to pass the year, will be permitted to switch to the BSc in Computer Science in order to achieve an honours degree award