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Programme Objectives

The programme aims to

To provide students with a level of knowledge and skills appropriate to the application of information technology.
To understand aspects of computer architecture (hardware and software) which affect the design of computer-based systems.
To ensure that students can describe the personnel issues involved with the design, implementation and operation of computer-based systems.
To ensure that students are able to identify the activities of systems development and operation in terms of effectiveness and efficiency.
To create awareness in students on the codes of conduct and good practices of professional bodies as well as the practical and professional implications in their work environment.
To develop communication skills.
To cultivate teamwork amongst students.

Advancement Pathway

University of Wales (United Kingdom)	Oxford Brookes University (United Kingdom)	University of Southern Queensland (Australia)
Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Business Computing & Information Technology	Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Computing and Information Systems	Bachelor of Information Technology
	Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Computing and Software Engineering
	Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Information Systems and Software Engineering

International Advanced Diploma in Computing Awarded by Informatics Academy and validated by NCC Education (UK)

International Diploma in Computing Awarded by Informatics Academy and validated by NCC Education (UK)

Course Modules

Code	Modules
C2001	Systems Analysis & Design
C2002	Software Engineering
C2004	Discrete Mathematics
C2005	Object Oriented Programming in Java
C2006	Project: Systems Development
C2020	Computer Architecture & Data Communication
C2027	Information Management
C2028	Database Management Systems

Admission Requirements

Programme Structure and Duration

The course comprises 8 modules of study conducted on both full-time and part-time basis

Intake:	April / August / December
Duration:	Full Time : Minimum of 8 months Part Time: Minimum of 12 months
Programme Delivery:	Day / evening classes taught by lecturers with industry-experience
Method of Assessment:	For theory modules, students are assessed based on coursework / projects / examinations. For practical modules, students are assessed based on presentation & dissertation / project components. Examinations are typically conducted in the months of April, August and December for Term 1, Term 2 and Term 3 respectively.