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Module description - Research Oriented Courses
The exact topics and contents of these modules may vary from year to year. Interested students should refer to the programme's intranet for further information.
COMP8101. Advanced topics in data engineering
This course will discuss and study research topics and current problems of interest in the field of data engineering.
COMP8201. Advanced topics in software engineering
This course will discuss and study research topics and current problems of interest in the field of software engineering.
Prerequisite: A course in object-oriented programming.
COMP8301. Advanced topics in computer systems
This course will discuss and study research topics and current problems of interest in the field of computer systems.
COMP8501. Advanced topics in computer graphics
This course will discuss and study research topics and current problems of interest in the field of computer graphics. The emphasis is put on geometric modeling and applications of geometry in computer graphics.
COMP8502. Advanced topics in pattern recognition
This course will discuss and study research topics and current problems of interest in the field of pattern recognition.
COMP8503. Advanced topics in visual analytics
This course presents the theory, algorithms and applications of visual analysis and information visualization. Main topics to be included: basic charts and graphs; hierarchical structure visualization; graph drawing; network visualization; focus+context; database visualization; clustering; multidimensional scaling; manifold learning; anomaly detection.
COMP8601. Advanced topics in theoretical computer science
This course will discuss and study research topics and current problems of interest in theoretical computer science.
COMP8801. Advanced topics in computer forensics and security
This course is concerned with advanced technologies in computer forensics and security. Students will learn about the similarities and differences between computer forensics and computer security; current issues in different security technologies, as well as the application of those techniques and others to various kinds of computer forensics related problems.
Prerequisites: