Student Handbook
Student Handbook 2019-20 - Please do not print it - we will provide a copy at your registration.
Taught modules
- Web pages for each module - syllabus, materials provided by lecturers, and assessment schemes.
- Previous years' material
- Changing modules - how to go about changing a module and the deadlines for doing so.
Research Projects
- Forms
- Part III project guidance
- MPhil Research Project guidelines
- Submission of Part III and ACS project reports
Examinations and assessment
- Assessment - M.Phil
- Assessment - Part III
- University guidance on plagiarism and academic misconduct and see also Departmental statement on plagiarism
- Guidance on deadlines, late submission and penalties
- Part III Dissertation and coursework extensions - notes for guidance
Lecture timetables, calendars and talks
- Part III and MPhil timetable PDF version
- Digital downloadable timetable
- Teaching pages - links to courses' timetables and syllabi other than the M.Phil or Part III
- Seminars and meetings - a weekly timetable of seminars and meetings including the Wednesday seminar series
- Talks.cam - ther seminars and talks both inside and outside the Computer Laboratory
- women@cl provides local, national and international activities for women engaged in Computing research and academic leadership.
Lecture feedback and student representation
- Urgent teaching or supervision-related problem (the fast feedback button — highlight an issue, anonymously if you wish).
- Staff-Student Consultative Forum where student representatives and staff discuss issues arising from the course
- Graduate Students' Forum for issues particularly affecting MPhil and PhD students
Continuing to the PhD
- PhD in Computer Science - applications and admission
- CPGS Certificate of Postgraduate Study - probationary year for the PhD
- Continuation and Readmission advice from the Student Registry
- PhD fees and costs
Complaints procedures and exam reviews
- Student Complaints Procedure
- Breaking the Silence - preventing harassment and sexual misconduct
The Department has appointed a Responsible Officer and a Deputy who will respond to complaints at a local level in accordance with procedures. Please note that a complaint must be raised with the Responsible Officer within 28 days of the complaint arising.
Requests for 'mark checks' should follow the procedure explained on Examination Review Procedure.
