Welcome

This wiki is intended for final year computing students only. It contains important information about the lovely 60 credit final year projects.

Kindly note this wiki will be refreshed in June/July every year for the new cohort so please do not be panic if you see all supervisors are full before you come to your final year.

We have handpicked a number of past project titles for each degree title to help you generate your project ideas. Please visit the past project title page for more details. Kindly note only projects with 1st and 2:1 were considered in the selection process.

The tag clouds were generated based on all project titles available in the project library and they are provided to give you some idea about the nature (remit) of computing projects. Please visit tag cloud page for more details.

If you have already got an idea and want to persuade someone to become your supervisor or want to check with someone to see if it is eligible for your degree title, please browse the list of supervisors and their interests to make sure the supervisor you want is familiar with the subject area you have chosen. Skin cancer detection

If you do not have an idea and you want us to inspire you or would like to simple work on any project (idea) we have, please check the list of projects and contact the relevant supervisors directly.

We often receive queries from local businesses and organisations about whether we can help them solve some real-world problems they are facing in their daily business activities. If you are interested, please check the list of external projects and contact the relevant supervisors directly. Note working with a real client in a final year project is a very good way to polish your CV and sometimes you will be offered a job directly by them.

You are new to the project so you will find out you have so many questions to ask. However, before approaching your supervisor or the project tutor, please check the faq page where we provide answers for the most frequently asked questions.

As a department, most of us are also doing research and working with businesses actively. Visit the paid project page to see opportunities to work with us as a professional not just a student (yes, you will be recruited and get paid).