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FEEG6049 2028-29
Final Year Project
This final year project (FYP) enables you to integrate the knowledge obtained in the programme and apply it to an engineering design problem that spans over two semesters. The ideas are developed through detailed design, experimentation, computer modelling and/or manufacture. You will also consider and manage wider aspects such as the (a) social, (b) economic, (c) political, (d) legislative, (e) environmental, (f) cultural, (g) ethical (h) and sustainability issues related to the subject matter of the project.
You will meet regularly with your supervisor and any external sponsor, plan your project, present your work through meetings with your supervisor and sponsor and also prepare and submit reports and oral presentations. You will consolidate your project management skills. At all times you will monitor your progress to ensure you are achieving the objectives set and ensuring quality of output. -
MANG3095 2029-30
Final Year Project in Finance and FinTech
To provide an opportunity to undertake a sustained piece of individually researched academic study. Inter alia this provides a context within which research skills may be developed and demonstrated. -
MANG3095 2027-28
Final Year Project in Finance and FinTech
To provide an opportunity to undertake a sustained piece of individually researched academic study. Inter alia this provides a context within which research skills may be developed and demonstrated. -
MANG3095 2028-29
Final Year Project in Finance and FinTech
To provide an opportunity to undertake a sustained piece of individually researched academic study. Inter alia this provides a context within which research skills may be developed and demonstrated. -
MANG1052 2026-27
Finance with Python
Finance with Python is a critical module for you to learn computer programming and perform financial data analysis. This module covers the use of Python in finance, including financial data analysis and statistical modelling, which includes an introduction to Python programming language, libraries, and tools commonly used in finance, such as NumPy, Pandas, Matplotlib, Jupyter Notebook and Google Colab. Lectures are followed by in-depth practical examples using tools that show real-world implications. -
MANG1052 2025-26
Finance with Python
Finance with Python is a critical module for you to learn computer programming and perform financial data analysis. This module covers the use of Python in finance, including financial data analysis and statistical modelling, which includes an introduction to Python programming language, libraries, and tools commonly used in finance, such as NumPy, Pandas, Matplotlib, Jupyter Notebook and Google Colab. Lectures are followed by in-depth practical examples using tools that show real-world implications. -
MANG6030 2026-27
Financial Accounting 1
Financial accounting relates to the measurement and recording of business transactions. It underlies the annual reports published by companies which shareholders and other stakeholder use to assess the past performance of the business and make decisions about the future. We will consider how these reports are prepared and the ways in which management might influence the recording and presentation of the underlying transactions. -
MANG1044 2026-27
Financial Accounting 1
• Introduction.
• Conceptualising Financial Statements.
• Introduction to Double Entry & Accounting Equation & Trial Balance.
• Adjustments: Accruals, Prepayments & Bad Debt.
• Assets, Inventory, Depreciation and Disposal.
• Sources of finance and Capital Structure.
• Interpretation of accounts and the Business Model. -
MANG6030 2025-26
Financial Accounting 1
Financial accounting relates to the measurement and recording of business transactions. It underlies the annual reports published by companies which shareholders and other stakeholder use to assess the past performance of the business and make decisions about the future. We will consider how these reports are prepared and the ways in which management might influence the recording and presentation of the underlying transactions. -
MANG1044 2025-26
Financial Accounting 1
• Introduction.
• Conceptualising Financial Statements.
• Introduction to Double Entry & Accounting Equation & Trial Balance.
• Adjustments: Accruals, Prepayments & Bad Debt.
• Assets, Inventory, Depreciation and Disposal.
• Sources of finance and Capital Structure.
• Interpretation of accounts and the Business Model.