I'm planning to do computer science, hopefully at Bath, and would like to do a masters... would I apply for the BSc (G401 as I will be doing the 'year in industry') then apply for the masters during my course, or go straight into the masters (G404)?

I am doing maths, further maths and physics for A2's, and Bath asks for AAB for the BSc and MComp.

Thanks in advance

PC

yes you can do it.

As I don't think so that you can apply for the both at the same time. As I also want to do the same thing. But when I applies it then they clearly refused me to do so. From the university I got the notice letter. So if you are talking about the different universities than you have to conform with them.

You should go for the B.Sc and then do masters. This will strengthen your field.

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Today’s business community particularly needs graduates who understand people and the organisations they work in, as well as the information technology that they use, The MComp (Hons) Computer Science course reflects a systems view of Computer Science. While Bsc is an undergraduate academic degree awarded for completed courses that generally last three to five years.[/align]

My personal advices is that, you should go with BSc.

Bsc means bachelor of science.The bachelor of science is a 3 year degree course.For doing BSc It is necessary to have an qualification upto 12 standard.It is study about the science in which you can select the topic in which you want to study.

i think after Bsc You can easily do Masters.

B.Sc and the Computer both are very good field but it depends on your Interest,Because if you are interested in any particular field then you can get the good output and Fruitful results from it.