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I already did but they didnt help me all they told me was to look at the requirements stated on their site again :frown:

Reply 41

xaxa

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toxi

I already did but they didnt help me all they told me was to look at the requirements stated on their site again :frown:

http://www.doc.ic.ac.uk/teaching/undergraduate/jmc/#entryrequirements

I think you're fine, you have Further Maths which really helps, and is included in "a science based subject", they also want maths and "one other subject".

Go for it!

Reply 42

toxi

are those the requirements for single computing courses too?

Reply 43

Leekey

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toxi

are those the requirements for single computing courses too?

Typical offers for the single computing course at IC are in the range AAA-AAB (including maths and physics or electronics at A2). :smile:

Reply 44

BossLady

Leekey

Typical offers for the single computing course at IC are in the range AAA-AAB (including maths and physics or electronics at A2). :smile:

Their site says:
" including Mathematics and a hard science subject (such as Physics, Chemistry or Biology)."
So I'm not really sure how they view electronics (probs fine with it though), and they included biology. TBH I suspect futher maths would be ok too, but no guarantees of course.

http://www.doc.ic.ac.uk/teaching/undergraduate/computing/#entrance

Reply 45

Leekey

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BossLady

Their site says:
" including Mathematics and a hard science subject (such as Physics, Chemistry or Biology)."
So I'm not really sure how they view electronics (probs fine with it though), and they included biology. TBH I suspect futher maths would be ok too, but no guarantees of course.

http://www.doc.ic.ac.uk/teaching/undergraduate/computing/#entrance

They told me that they would make me an AAB offer (including maths and elec at grade A) if I applied to them after rejecting Notts. They told me that Electronics was perfectly fine. I've been told by most departments that electronics is ideal for Comp Sci because as well as the basic physics, you learn a lot of random crap that is applied in most courses such as boolean algebra, processor architechture, fundamental AI (a.k.a automated servo control) etc... plus the joys of prolog and machine code programming. :rolleyes:

Reply 46

Leonux

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BossLady

Their site says:
" including Mathematics and a hard science subject (such as Physics, Chemistry or Biology)."
So I'm not really sure how they view electronics (probs fine with it though), and they included biology. TBH I suspect futher maths would be ok too, but no guarantees of course.

http://www.doc.ic.ac.uk/teaching/undergraduate/computing/#entrance

Seems I was rather lucky to be given an offer without a hard science subject. My other A levels were Computing, Law and Business. Most likely means I'll have a lot of sciency stuff to learn when I get there :smile:

Reply 47

Fyska

9

Mine was AAA too.

In AH (scottish equiv of a-levels, for those of you who don't know):
Pure maths
Applied maths
Computing

Reply 48

toxi

I wish they give me such an offer...

People from my school (im international) were given offers of 4 A's and an average grade of 19.5/20 (for compsci)....Even Cambridge didnt ask for such grades

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