The reason I chose 4 stars is because I have concerns about job placements. The famous universities located in the UK tend to have better job opportunities than my university. There are some inferiorities compared to other schools, but overall, I think 4 stars is appropriate.

The facilities are also very well equipped. For example, undergraduate students are provided with a computer when they are assigned to a laboratory. This is paid for by the university and is useful for research. Also, the classrooms are very spacious and clean. It is definitely an environment where you can concentrate on your classes.

The faculty and staff are very accurate in answering students' questions. When you enter a university, there are a lot of complicated things that you don't experience in high school, such as course registration. The faculty and staff are cheerful, so it is very easy to ask questions.

In my course, I can study a wide range of computer-related content. As is the case at other universities, in the project-based classes, we work in small groups to develop software. This is very practical and prepares you for the world of work. You can also learn more about your field of expertise through your graduation thesis. You can also participate in academic conferences if your professor approves.

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My faculty has a high employment rate, but in recent years, the percentage of students who get jobs at good companies has been decreasing a little. However, some students are seeing good results because of their studies and experiences during their undergraduate years.

The student support is strong and facilities are amazing. It can be improved by maybe having societies for Software Engineering students specifically.

Best aspects would be the Aula platform how we can access resources. In terms of teaching style aspect of the course it could be improved by having maybe an exam for the web development coursework to actually put our knowledge into tested practice.