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Winner of 2017 Prize for Most Impressive Technical Achievement. Computer Science undergraduates at Cambridge University undertake a group design project as part of their second-year practical work. Each group works with a client from one of our industrial partner companies to create a prototype product in seven weeks. In the final week of term, teams present their work to students, members of the Department and invited guests, who vote for prizes recognising the most impressive professional and technical achievements, and an award for technology leading to a better future. In 2017, cash prizes for each team member of the winning teams were sponsored by JPMorgan, MorganStanley and Bloomberg. See cl.cam.ac.uk/admissions/undergraduate for more information on the Cambridge computer science degree.
Winner of 2017 Prize for Most Impressive Technical Achievement. Computer Science undergraduates at Cambridge University undertake a group design project as part of their second-year practical work. Each group works with a client from one of our industrial partner companies to create a prototype product in seven weeks. In the final week of term, teams present their work to students, members of the Department and invited guests, who vote for prizes recognising the most impressive professional and technical achievements, and an award for technology leading to a better future. In 2017, cash prizes for each team member of the winning teams were sponsored by JPMorgan, MorganStanley and Bloomberg. See cl.cam.ac.uk/admissions/undergraduate for more information on the Cambridge computer science degree.
