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This program provides:
- General knowledge and skills in relation to Information Technology
- Specialised and focused emphasis areas that comprise Intelligent Systems, i.e. systems that incorporate techniques such as neural networks, expert systems and natural language processing
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Terms I & II
These modules provide an appropriate platform for you as an IT professional in the areas of systems analysis and design, hardware, software systems, networks, problem-solving, and programming. In addition, a thorough grounding in principles of interactive computing & multimedia, with emphasis on the Internet is provided. Modules such as Mathematics and Statistics provide the basic academic skills required.
- Computing & IT in the Workplace
- Fundamentals of Software Development
- Mathematics & Statistics
- Hardware, Software Systems & Networks
- Introduction to Management
- Professional & Enterprise Development
- Introduction to C Programming
- Interactive Media & Web Design Technology
- Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
- Systems Analysis & Design
Terms V & VI
These specialisms develop skills and applications required for you to function as a professional in the field of Intelligent Systems via suitable modules such as Further Artificial Intelligence, Advanced Programming Language Concepts and Cognitive Science. There is also development of relevant technical skills and the ability to apply these skills with strong critical thinking and analysis.
The Entrepreneurship and Enterprising Management modules ensure that you will have the right understanding and appreciation of relevant issues whether you go into employment or set up your own business. You will enhance your technical capabilities and understand how to innovate, generate and manage the creation of new ideas.
- Investigations in Intelligent Systems
- Project Management
- Entrepreneurship
- Further Artificial Intelligence
- Advanced Programming Language Concepts
- Cognitive Science
- Innovation Mgmt. & New Product Development
- Critical Issues Managing IS in Organizations
- Enterprising Management
- Knowledge Discovery
- Intelligent Systems Project
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Terms III & IV
These specialisms contain specific modules that develop the necessary underlying knowledge and basic skills in Intelligent Systems. Further, in-depth computing skills are developed through modules like Programming Concepts in C++, Object-Oriented Development with Java, Systems Development Methods, Hardware, Software Systems & Networks II, and Database & Web Database Systems. Also, a thorough understanding of how computing supports modern Organizational activity is instilled by the Managing Business module
- Object-Oriented Development with Java
- Mathematics & Algorithmic
- Systems Development Methods
- Database & Web Database Systems
- Al Methods
- Human Computer Interaction
- Research Methods
- Programming Concepts in C++
- Creativity & Innovation
- Systems Programming & Computer Control
- Probability & Statistical Modeling
- Managing Business
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Entry Requirements |
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Students with 10+2 or equivalent qualification (A-Levels, 1B, etc.) with Mathematics as a subject of study. |
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Job Opportunities |
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Functional roles in designing and developing solutions involving Artificial Intelligence and Decision Support, Knowledge Engineering and Data Mining. While all students on the IT program will be prepared for mainstream functional roles as IT professionals, the specialisms will allow greater emphasis on a particular area of IT, which would most likely influence the choice of careers. |
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Admission Process |
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