CSL
This is an interdisciplinary degree combining computing science and a language. It allows students to explore in depth the relationship between spoken and written natural language and the formal languages used in computer science. The same mathematical approaches are used to describe the structure and meaning of computer languages and human languages.
This course offers a unique combination of skills – technical, mathematical, analytical, communicative. In doing so, it provides two of the most sought after skills today: degree-level fluency in a second language and a degree in computers, opening up a host of possibilities for your future career.
For further information, please contact Dr Rachel Hoare, the CSL Co-ordinator for the French Department.
Language:
Junior Freshman French
Contact hours
FR1009: Oral Language: 1 hour, all year
FR1014: Language Class: 3 hours comprising: 1 Lecture, 2 Tutorials, all year
Senior Freshman French
Contact hours
FR2008: Oral and Written French: 3 hours comprising: 1 Lecture, 2 Tutorials, all year
FR2022: Linguistics Lecture: 1 hour, all year
Junior Sophister French Junior Sophister (third year)
Students study computer science and linguistics at a university abroad (France or Belgium). The subjects studied during this year will depend on the specialist area of the particular university you choose, allowing you to build a degree specifically focussed on your interests and strengths.
Senior Sophister French
Contact hours
FR4032: Written Language: 1 hour, all year
FR4042: Oral Skills for CSL: 1 hour, all year
Link to Centre for Computer Science and a Language