Danielle |
The information gained was helpful. It directed me on my path through education i.e. what subjects to do at A-levels and what the entry requirements were in order to get a place at a good university. The A-levels that I decided to take were: Maths, Chemistry and ICT. These subjects were decided based on the relevance to the Software Engineering course that I wanted to do. Unfortunately, I did not get a place at my chosen universities as I did not meet the entry requirements for the course there.
Luckily, going through Clearing, I first contacted University of Greenwich and got a place on my desired course “Computer Systems and Software Engineering”. I was overly excited about the offer and thankful that University of Greenwich were able to give me a place on their degree course.
I attended the university with an open mind but had one or two doubts that the course would be hard especially as I was making the transition from college doing A-levels to University doing a degree. I had heard stories from past graduates that went through the same experience as me. They were a mix of feedback/ stories about university but I wanted to make my own judgements.
The first days of lectures came. They were a big eye opener. I felt slightly unknowledgeable about the actual degree course and some of the module contents. As time progressed, I developed the skills and knowledge from the course. I gained new friendships from both students on my course and students around the campus. I found that the lectures and the lecturers were understandable, helpful and informative. I only have good words to say about the lecturers. They are always around if you need them. I also found it nice that the people within my course were friendly and willing to help whenever in need. The group as a whole are very supportive, work well in teams and very sociable. I would have never imagined.
The experience overall was amazing. My first year went very well, I learnt a lot. The course was made up of exams, assignments/ projects and assessments which I liked and did well in. There was hardly any pressure to get everything done. As I am an organised person, I like to get things done straightaway. Some advice though: ‘Never wait for last minute’. The work will pile up on you.
Thank God I PASSED!! Now for 2nd year, I wonder what that will begin.
The Computer Systems and Software Engineering course definitely is AMAZING!!
If you’re interested in computers, technology, have a broad idea of programming and software, then Computer Systems software engineering is for you.
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