Module Offerings

The following module offerings are covered by this Programme (subject to place availability). Others are currently in the process of being finalised for September 2012 start.  Each student must propose and negotiate a 90 credit learning contract that is carefully built-up over 60 credits of taught modules and a 30 credit research practicum. The latter could involve working on a very specific research project, preparing the submission of a minor thesis on a focused research topic, or an alternative purposely constructed, multi-component, and industry-informed suite of deliverables, focused on achieving a broader set of defined learning objectives, relevant to a distinct research specialisation stream.

Module Offerings (Standard Scheduling)

NOTE: NL students need to contact the relevant statistics module coordinator directly before registering for a STAT module. The module co-ordinator will then make a decision on a individual basis as to whether or not the student can register for the module, based on whether or not the student has a suitable background. The students should contact the module co-ordinators via email and can pick-up a module permissions form from the School Office that will need to be signed by the module co-ordinator/lecturer.

¹ Offered in conjunction with The UCD School of Information and Library Studies.

² Offered in conjunction with The UCD School of Business.

³ Offered in conjunction with The NovaUCD Innovation and Technology Transfer Centre.

⁴ Offered in conjunction with The UCD School of Mathematical Sciences.

⁵ Offered in conjunction with The UCD School of Philosophy.

⁶ Offered in conjunction with The UCD School of Psychology.

⁷ Offered in conjunction with The UCD School of Law.

⁸ Offered in conjunction with The UCD School of Physics.

Module Offerings (Online)

Module Offerings (Intensive Scheduling)

* Please note that there is a prerequisite of 2-3 years industrial software engineering experience for each of these modules. Places cannot be guaranteed as they are limited with first preference given to those students registered on the MSc in Advanced Software Engineering programme. Students interested in these modules should pick-up the required module permission form from the School Office and arrange to meet with Dr. Mel O'Cinneide to verify that they are suitable to join any of the modules indicated. Final confirmation of place availability may only be possible 1 or 2 weeks before the running of each module.

Module Offerings (Evening Scheduling - after 5pm)

** Module offered in conjunction with the IPA and all lectures/labs will take place at the IPA campus based in Lansdowne Road, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4.

In addition, students registered to the programme can also pay an additional fee/s to audit certain modules in Dublin City University (DCU) that may be relevant to their preferred specialisation. The rate of €95 per credit has been agreed for students on the UCD Negotiated Masters, to take modules from DCU during the 2011/2012 academic year. That means €475 for a 5-credit and €712.50 for a 7.5-credit module. Please note that lectures will take place on-site at their campus in Glasnevin. A separate registration process applies for students wishing to pursue this option. The following DCU modules are accredited by this programme for 2012/2013:

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