====== Modules Taken & Results ======

A break-down of my strengths and weaknesses as demonstrated during my Computer Science degree at Warwick Uni. Linked to by my [[:CV]].

//Ordered by strength//

===== Third (Final) Year =====
^ 78% | Programming Language Design and Semantics                         |
^ 74% | Very Large Scale Intergration (VLSI) Architectures and Algorithms |
^ 73% | [[:Project]] (USB Implementation for Game Boy Advance)            |
^ 67% | Compiler Design                                                   |
^ 66% | Computer Graphics                                                 |
^ 63% | History of Computing                                              |
^ 59% | Artificial Intelligence                                           |
^ 53% | Efficient Parallel Algorithms                                     |

===== Second Year =====
^ 78% | Concurrent Processes                                 |
^ 68% | Data Communications and Networks                     |
^ 68% | Human-Computer Interfaces (HCI)                      |
^ 68% | Computer Systems Design (Hardware)                   |
^ 65% | Database Systems                                     |
^ 61% | Introduction to Software Engineering (Group Project) |
^ 59% | Automata and Formal Languages                        |
^ 55% | Systematic Software Development                      |
^ 50% | Data Structures and Algorithms                       |
^ 43% | Logic for Computer Scientists                        |
^ 43% | Concurrent Programming                               |

===== First Year =====
^ 81% | Computer Organisation and Architecture              |
^ 80% | Programming for Computer Scientists (Java)          |
^ 80% | Programming Laboratory (Unix)                       |
^ 76% | Functional Programming (SML)                        |
^ 75% | Design of Information Systems (Abstract Data Types) |
^ 70% | Statistics I                                        |
^ 67% | Professional Aspects of Computing                   |
^ 63% | The Practice of Writing for Computer Scientists     |
^ 49% | Discrete Mathematics I                              |
^ 47% | Mathematics for Computer Scientists                 |