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This module is designed to be a follow-up module to the computer Science or ITO second year introductory networking module. The wireless networking part reviews wireless technologies and their application in areas such as IoT and sensor networks. The module reviews emerging networking technologies, which might include topics such as future routing protocols, IPv6 transition, and software-defined networking. Students should consider taking this module if they are interested in learning about networking systems and their architectures in more detail than covered in the introductory module, and exploring emerging topics which are delivered as part of ECS' research-led teaching philosophy.
The coursework gives students the opportunity to get hands-on experience with advanced networking, optionally with small embedded devices.

This module is designed to be a follow-up module to the computer Science or ITO second year introductory networking module. The wireless networking part reviews wireless technologies and their application in areas such as IoT and sensor networks. The module reviews emerging networking technologies, which might include topics such as future routing protocols, IPv6 transition, and software-defined networking. Students should consider taking this module if they are interested in learning about networking systems and their architectures in more detail than covered in the introductory module, and exploring emerging topics which are delivered as part of ECS' research-led teaching philosophy.
The coursework gives students the opportunity to get hands-on experience with advanced networking, optionally with small embedded devices.

Introduce concepts of Advanced Corporate Finance, which combines aspects of corporate finance and value-based management. The focus is on understanding the relationships between investments and financing decisions on shareholder value. Analysing these relationships is essential in managing a firm for value. The module introduces the concept of firm valuation using DCF or alternative methods. Strategic decisions on capital structure, investment policy (e.g. diversification), corporate governance and dividend policy are examined with regard to their value creation potential. The module is a compulsory module on the MSc Finance, as it combines strategy various disciplines such as finance, accounting and management. The module will focus on case studies to highlight its practical relevance. It builds on the material covered in Introduction to Finance (MANG6295) taught in semester 1.

In contrast to more specialised modules taught on the MSc Finance, the proposed module integrates corporate finance and accounting into the wider strategic issues companies face. The module will be taught in the second semester, and Introduction to Finance (MANG6295) is a pre-requisite to studying this module. The module will introduce methods developed in finance to value companies, to assess investment decisions and to analyse other strategic decisions (e.g. mergers and acquisitions). However, the module will stress the relationship between value creation (finance) and management decisions. This is different compared to finance module offered on other programmes (e.g. MSc International Financial Markets, MSc International Banking and Financial Studies). Hence, it is not a standard finance module. The module will be also available as an option for the MSc Risk and Finance. The module bridges the gap between providing a functional expertise in finance and applying the concepts of finance in practice.

Introduce concepts of Advanced Corporate Finance, which combines aspects of corporate finance and value-based management. The focus is on understanding the relationships between investments and financing decisions on shareholder value. Analysing these relationships is essential in managing a firm for value. The module introduces the concept of firm valuation using DCF or alternative methods. Strategic decisions on capital structure, investment policy (e.g. diversification), corporate governance and dividend policy are examined with regard to their value creation potential. The module is a compulsory module on the MSc Finance, as it combines strategy various disciplines such as finance, accounting and management. The module will focus on case studies to highlight its practical relevance. It builds on the material covered in Introduction to Finance (MANG6295) taught in semester 1.

In contrast to more specialised modules taught on the MSc Finance, the proposed module integrates corporate finance and accounting into the wider strategic issues companies face. The module will be taught in the second semester, and Introduction to Finance (MANG6295) is a pre-requisite to studying this module. The module will introduce methods developed in finance to value companies, to assess investment decisions and to analyse other strategic decisions (e.g. mergers and acquisitions). However, the module will stress the relationship between value creation (finance) and management decisions. This is different compared to finance module offered on other programmes (e.g. MSc International Financial Markets, MSc International Banking and Financial Studies). Hence, it is not a standard finance module. The module will be also available as an option for the MSc Risk and Finance. The module bridges the gap between providing a functional expertise in finance and applying the concepts of finance in practice.

This is a core module within the MSc Advanced Clinical Practice (Advanced Critical Care Practitioner). This module builds on your own experience and practice as well as the knowledge gained in previous theory modules to support you in the development of your practice. Drawing on the knowledge gained from your own clinical experience and from the modules that you have already undertaken you will develop the skills required to work effectively within critical care at an advanced level.

Drawing on contemporary evidence and real case examples you will be exploring the care needs of the critically ill patient. The time spent in the classroom will support you in developing the underpinning knowledge and critical thinking to take back into practice with you where you will further develop your knowledge and skills.

This module demands that you have worked within critical care. If you are undertaking this module as part of the MSc ACP (ACCP) you must be practicing in said environment and have the necessary experience to take the next step in advancing your practice. You will require a mentor in practice during this module and this must be a healthcare professional with the relevant experience (i.e. Senior Critical Care Practitioner or Intensivist).

Core module within the MSc Advanced Clinical Practice (Advanced Critical Care Practitioner).

This is a core module within the MSc Advanced Clinical Practice (Advanced Critical Care Practitioner). This module builds on your own experience and practice as well as the knowledge gained in previous theory modules to support you in the development of your practice. Drawing on the knowledge gained from your own clinical experience and from the modules that you have already undertaken you will develop the skills required to work effectively within critical care at an advanced level.

Drawing on contemporary evidence and real case examples you will be exploring the care needs of the critically ill patient. The time spent in the classroom will support you in developing the underpinning knowledge and critical thinking to take back into practice with you where you will further develop your knowledge and skills.

This module demands that you have worked within critical care. If you are undertaking this module as part of the MSc ACP (ACCP) you must be practicing in said environment and have the necessary experience to take the next step in advancing your practice. You will require a mentor in practice during this module and this must be a healthcare professional with the relevant experience (i.e. Senior Critical Care Practitioner or Intensivist).

Core module within the MSc Advanced Clinical Practice (Advanced Critical Care Practitioner).

This module builds on the first year Data Management module to give students a deeper and broader view of the issues involved in database management systems, some of the most complex software in common use.

This module builds on the first year Data Management module to give students a deeper and broader view of the issues involved in database management systems, some of the most complex software in common use.

This module builds on the first year Data Management module to give students a deeper and broader view of the issues involved in database management systems, some of the most complex software in common use.

This module builds on the first year Data Management module to give students a deeper and broader view of the issues involved in database management systems, some of the most complex software in common use.