Your Computer Science offer holder day
Offer holder days provide the perfect opportunity to experience life at Edge Hill. Tailored to your chosen subject area, these exclusive events include taster sessions, campus tours, accommodation viewings, and a buzzing student experience fair. Discover everything Edge Hill has to offer and get a real feel for your future.
Select your chosen programme to find out more about your subject taster session.
Your session:
Python
In this interactive session, we will introduce you to an online tool used to write computer code (Google Collab). Once you can access the online environment, we will load a notebook containing instructions that will guide you through a series of fundamental coding exercises. You’ll be expected to solve the exercises with tutor guidance, giving you first-hand experience of problem solving with code – most likely for the first time.
You can attend this session on the following dates:
- Saturday 15 March
Your session:
Python
In this interactive session, we will introduce you to an online tool used to write computer code (Google Collab). Once you can access the online environment, we will load a notebook containing instructions that will guide you through a series of fundamental coding exercises. You’ll be expected to solve the exercises with tutor guidance, giving you first-hand experience of problem solving with code – most likely for the first time.
You can attend this session on the following dates:
- Saturday 15 March
Your session:
Python
In this interactive session, we will introduce you to an online tool used to write computer code (Google Collab). Once you can access the online environment, we will load a notebook containing instructions that will guide you through a series of fundamental coding exercises. You’ll be expected to solve the exercises with tutor guidance, giving you first-hand experience of problem solving with code – most likely for the first time.
You can attend this session on the following dates:
- Saturday 15 March
Your session:
Games Programming
When developing games, many programming languages can be used; some are dependent on the engine, while others are engine-independent. In this session, you will learn how to start basic coding within Unity, we will look at the IDE used, and we will create a basic visual interface with some basic controls.
You can attend this session on the following dates:
- Saturday 15 March
Your session:
Cyber Security
Through a cyber security video game, which is widely used by professionals/companies to train employees on cybersecurity problems, the session will give you insight into the world of managing a small company and balancing between productivity and security.
You can attend this session on the following dates:
- Saturday 15 March
Your session:
ITMB
Information Technology Management for Business (ITMB) typically covers a range of topics related to both Information Technology and Business Management. This session will integrate these two aspects and give an insight into how technology can be used as an innovative technical solution for a short business case problem. You’ll be asked to conceptualise and design a technological solution to a given real-world problem.
You can attend this session on the following dates:
- Saturday 15 March
Your session:
Robotics
This session will introduce you to fundamental Artificial Intelligence technologies in which Machine Learning (ML) is a vital component. ML aims to leverage large-scale data sources to extract knowledge required for the automation of different tasks. During a hands-on practical session, you will use the Choregraphe software platform to interact with humanoid robots and will then use this software to write various behaviour and activity programmes for the humanoid to carry out.
You can attend this session on the following dates:
- Saturday 15 March
Your session:
Python
In this interactive session, we will introduce you to an online tool used to write computer code (Google Collab). Once you can access the online environment, we will load a notebook containing instructions that will guide you through a series of fundamental coding exercises. You’ll be expected to solve the exercises with tutor guidance, giving you first-hand experience of problem solving with code – most likely for the first time.
You can attend this session on the following dates:
- Saturday 15 March
