Commuting meant I saved money on accommodation and could balance uni with life at home. The campus facilities and supportive lecturers made the travel worthwhile. Worst aspects: Travel could be tiring, and I sometimes missed out on late-night events or spontaneous social activities. Suggestions for improvement: More flexible timetabling and better commuter-friendly spaces (like common rooms or lockers) would make the experience even better.

Best Aspects Course content: Covered cutting-edge topics like deep learning, natural language processing, and computer vision with good balance of theory and practice. Lecturers: Knowledgeable and supportive, often bringing real-world research examples into lectures. Facilities: Access to high-performance computing labs and software tools made projects more engaging. Career support: Helpful career services with CV workshops and guidance on tech placements. Worst Aspects Work placements: Limited opportunities in industry compared to demand; more partnerships with tech companies would help. Tutor contact time: Sometimes felt short, especially when tackling complex coding assignments. Course hours: Heavy workload with overlapping deadlines, which could be better spaced out. Suggestions for Improvement Expand industry links to provide more internships and real-world projects. Increase one-to-one support or office hours for tackling advanced topics. Improve scheduling to reduce deadline clustering and ease student stress

Fun group work thats turns out not fun. The best is all the access to the computers.

Everything is equally good