Year 1, Academic year 2014/15, Starting month: September
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Year 2, Academic year 2014/15, Starting month: August
Notes: Entry to Honours requires passes at 50% or above at the first attempt in two of Analogue Circuits 2, Digital System Design 2, Signals and Communications Systems 2, and also in one of the Informatics 2 courses, together with passes in all other compulsory courses, or the permission of the relevant Head of School.
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Year 3, Academic year 2014/15, Starting month: August
Notes:
1. Courses listed here are all level 9. However, with the permission of the School Curriculum Approval Officer, 10 points may be taken at level 10 to assist in preparation for the Honours project.
2. For accreditation purposes, students must select Professional Issues (Level 10), normally in 4th year.
3. Progression to year 4 normally requires passes in at least 100 credit points worth of courses, including "Resit for Professional Purposes", AND an average of 55% across all courses. See the year guide for full details.
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Year 4, Academic year 2014/15, Starting month: August
Notes:
1. Entry to fourth year MEng normally requires average mark of 55% in third year, at the first attempt.
2. For accreditation purposes, students must include Professional Issues as one of their courses, normally in year 4.
3. Progression to year 5 normally requires passes in at least 100 credit points worth of courses, including "Resit for Professional Purposes", AND an average of 40% across all courses. See the year guide for full details.
4. Entry to the 4th year normally requires two or more prior years of instruction in a UK institution, or satisfactory completion of English language training as indicated by a TEAM test.
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Year 5, Academic year 2014/15, Starting month: August
Notes:
Graduation normally requires passes in at least 100 credit points worth of courses, including "Resit for Professional Purposes", AND an average of 40% across all courses. See the year guide for full details.
For accreditation purposes, students must include Professional Issues as one of their courses, normally in year 4.
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