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Module: AC22007 Data Structures and Algorithms
Coordinator: Dr Iain Martin
Toggle Module Description: "The best way to learn how to design good software is to design good software" Applied Computing is about the design and implementation of original and imaginative solutions to meet the needs of users, and about communicating these solutions in a professional way. AC12001 builds on the skills and knowledge you have gained in AC11001. The course aims to provide you with further experience in designing and implementing software, and give you further opportunities to communicate the results effectively and professionally. It does this by introducing and developing more advanced data structures and algorithms, and gives you the opportunity to apply these skills in a team project. By the end of the course you will: *obtain further experience with the skills developed in AC11001 - programming, use of basic computer tools to develop programs, and transferable skills *have an understanding of the more commonly used data structures and algorithms *have knowledge of how these data structures and algorithms may be used in program design and implementation *gain experience in team work through an end of course project.

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