Unfortunately for the second term, many of the lecturers have been on an assessment boycott due to the senior management team's ongoing poor leadership. They have, however, continued to be supportive through this period. Module content was amazing for all bar one of the first year modules, though I think Fundamentals of Computer Science really should still be a first year module

I wouldn't really know, I was only ever on campus three times in the entire academic year and used the same two rooms (both lecture theatres) on all occasions

Personal tutoring sessions were helpful although rare and seemingly not scheduled until I indicated I was struggling

The lectures were good, videos posted due to covid teaching weren't as high quality as they maybe could've been but we're a good substitute for in person lectures. Lab "virtual contact" was terrifying for me but was a good idea for many others

340

Employability team within the Computing department are great, with regular sessions aimed at 2nd and 3rd year students

No

I think the people there and the passion they have for their study subject makes this the best university to be in. I've never in my life had the opportunity to meet such amazing and interesting people all in one place. They inspire me and make me want to become better every day. The not so great thing about the uni I guess would be the location. This is the only thing I can honestly think of. The surrounding area is quite weird and especially after it gets dark I sometimes feel a bit scared walking around. Other than this, I cannot think of anything else.

I think the best aspect about my course is that it's a very interesting and new topic and because of this we feel like we are contributing to the topic. The lecturers make every lesson engaging and super interesting and interactive. Again, I love my course and the lecturers so much! The not so great aspect would be that maybe having 4 different courses every term can at times be a bit exhausting, with a lot of work and projects to complete. But this is not necessary a bad thing, because at the term/year you get to accumulate a lot of information and experience.

No