Good university for Computer Science with Artificial Intelligence

leeds uni, its russel group and has a joint degree with artificial intelligence

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But Leeds ask for A in A Level Maths

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Original post by subtleness

But Leeds ask for A in A Level Maths

not if you have computer science A level

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Would go with Nottingham... Tons of stories of positive master's ascention. Very easy to do with the basis of a Nottingham degree. Since it's a good CV starter in it's own right.

Between those uni's it's your best bet by far.
I do management at Nottingham, and quite a few people have gone to LSE, Oxbridge, and Imperial for Masters. I don't imagine it would be any different for computer science.

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Original post by Paolo3100

not if you have computer science A level

Unfortunately I am not doing computer science neither, but next year I will definitely do AS maths because some Unis would consider it instead of A Level Math (like Bath, Loughborough ect...) but my main worry is to end doing a master at a top tier uni in AI. I proposed Sussex, RHUL and Notts because there are the only ones doing AI in a bachelor degree (without A Level Maths) for which I like the course structure a lot

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Original post by subtleness

Unfortunately I am not doing computer science neither, but next year I will definitely do AS maths because some Unis would consider it instead of A Level Math (like Bath, Loughborough ect...) but my main worry is to end doing a master at a top tier uni in AI. I proposed Sussex, RHUL and Notts because there are the only ones doing AI in a bachelor degree (without A Level Maths) for which I like the course structure a lot

Nottingham also requires either computer science or maths

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Original post by Realitysreflexx

Would go with Nottingham... Tons of stories of positive master's ascention. Very easy to do with the basis of a Nottingham degree. Since it's a good CV starter in it's own right.

Between those uni's it's your best bet by far.
I do management at Nottingham, and quite a few people have gone to LSE, Oxbridge, and Imperial for Masters. I don't imagine it would be any different for computer science.

Oxbridge and imperial msc in computer science is on a different level compared to Nottingham since it is a stem subject.
Oxbridge and imperial are A LOT MORE RESPECTED AND HAVE TONS more of ai research compared to Nottingham

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Original post by Realitysreflexx

Would go with Nottingham... Tons of stories of positive master's ascention. Very easy to do with the basis of a Nottingham degree. Since it's a good CV starter in it's own right.

Between those uni's it's your best bet by far.
I do management at Nottingham, and quite a few people have gone to LSE, Oxbridge, and Imperial for Masters. I don't imagine it would be any different for computer science.

Would you say it's better to go to a Russell Group uni like Newcastle, Cardiff ect.. (which do not require A level Maths) to do my Bsc Computer science even though I would not like the programme structure for the fact that there is only one module or so for AI instead of going to Sussex, RHUL where I like the course structure's emphasis on AI?

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Well don't you sound like a right jerkoff.

Where did i state that Nottingham is better.
I simply stated that Nottingham is a respected university that gives you a good basis for an application to those universities at postgraduate level.

Original post by Paolo3100

Oxbridge and imperial msc in computer science is on a different level compared to Nottingham since it is a stem subject.
Oxbridge and imperial are A LOT MORE RESPECTED AND HAVE TONS more of ai research compared to Nottingham

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Royal Holloways actually very good for CS from what I've read.

As long as your not going to a BBC course, and can prove yourself at undergraduate level you should be fine.

The differences between RG's are minimal.

Except for the top cluster oxbridge, LSE, UCL, Imperial.

It really depends more on how your perform at undergraduate level imo.

Original post by subtleness

Would you say it's better to go to a Russell Group uni like Newcastle, Cardiff ect.. (which do not require A level Maths) to do my Bsc Computer science even though I would not like the programme structure for the fact that there is only one module or so for AI instead of going to Sussex, RHUL where I like the course structure's emphasis on AI?

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Original post by Realitysreflexx

Well don't you sound like a right jerkoff.

Where did i state that Nottingham is better.
I simply stated that Nottingham is a respected university that gives you a good basis for an application to those universities at postgraduate level.

u said oxbridge and imperial msc in computer science wouldn't be any different compared to Nottingham. That's bad enough

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That is not what i said, that's what you inferred and quite frankly don't know how. Your reading and comprehension needs some serious work before uni.

Original post by Paolo3100

u said oxbridge and imperial msc in computer science wouldn't be any different compared to Nottingham. That's bad enough

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Would you then say that a computer science degree from RHUL and Nottingham would be similar? If so could you show me how you would rank universities by tier for computer science (only taking into account research and reputation) including Newcastle, RHUL, Nottingham, Cardiff, Sussex and Queen University Belfast and Lancaster (none of them require A Level Maths)

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Most undergraduate courses focus on the fundamentals of Computer Science. Even the ones with AI in the title won't really get to the details until you get to masters and PHD level.

So my recommendation is try to get into a good university that doesn't need maths (Newcastle for instance) and then do your utmost to get a 2:i. With a 2:i you can then transfer to a host of other universities offering a masters in AI.

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Original post by fbacc

Most undergraduate courses focus on the fundamentals of Computer Science. Even the ones with AI in the title won't really get to the details until you get to masters and PHD level.

So my recommendation is try to get into a good university that doesn't need maths (Newcastle for instance) and then do your utmost to get a 2:i. With a 2:i you can then transfer to a host of other universities offering a masters in AI.

Which one would you recommend between Nottingham, Newcastle, Lancaster and Bath( A in AS Math)? And how would you in Computer science for research and reputation compared to top unis?

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All good universities. Lancaster is non Russell if that is important to you. Choose any of these based on your likelihood to put the effort in.

Your second sentence fails my sub standard human parser I am afraid. What do you mean?

Original post by subtleness

Which one would you recommend between Nottingham, Newcastle, Lancaster and Bath( A in AS Math)? And how would you in Computer science for research and reputation compared to top unis?

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