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 Information Technology (Certificate/Diploma/Professional Graduate Diploma in Information Technology) |
Introduction
This Programme is appropriate to acquire knowledge and understanding of informational technology, cognitive, practical and professional skills. It is a new learning programme to provide manpower to industry to transform challenges into opportunities in the next century.
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Awarding Body |
Duration |
Intake ( dates) |
BCS - British Computer Society |
1 year |
January- April, July- October |
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| Course Structure (Modules Taught ) |
Certificates
 Information Systems
Computer & Network Technology
Software Development
Diploma
Professional Issues in Information
Principles of Internet
Systems Practice (Core Module)
Technologies (April Only)
Computer Networks
IT Service Management (April Only)
Database Systems
Software Engineering 1 (April Only)
IT Project Management
System Design (April Only - Last ever exam April 2010)
Object Oriented Programming
System Analysis (Last ever exam October 2010)
Principles of user Interface Design (April Only)
Professional Graduate Diploma
Advanced Database Management Systems
Network Information Systems (April Only)
Management Information Systems
Software Engineering 2
Programming Paradigms (April Only)
System Design Methods (April Only)
Distruibuted and Parallel Systems (April Only)
Web Engineering (April Only) (this module has replaced WWW - Beyond the Basics and is not available for online registration)
Knowledge based Systems (April Only)
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| Career Opportunities |
The course prepares you as a versatile IT professional who can pursue a rewarding career in any economic sector, in a position ranging from a Software Specialist to IT Consultant and Project Manager. The applications-oriented curriculum and innovation-based learning environment will further spur future entrepreneurs to reaching their goals. |
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| Assessment |
For Certificate Students will have to pass 2 hour written exam focusing on all three core modules. For Diploma and Professional Graduate Diploma Students have to pass a 3 hour written exam focusing on four of the above modules of your choice. In order to finish the Professional Graduate Diploma in IT level candidates must complete a project, which will be the academic equivalent of a UK university honours degree project. |
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| Entry Requirement |
Certificate:- Basic schooling
Diploma:- Seconary school degree qualification
Professional Graduate Diploma:- Graduate degree |
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| Mode of Delivery |
There is a mixture of lecture and seminar work in the course with a particular emphasis on group work. In addition, use is made of case studies, computer models and simulations, and presentations. |
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| Fee/Deposit Required |
| See the fee page |
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| How to Apply |
| See How to apply section |
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