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INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING
This module is designed to teach students to produce simple C++ program codes, declaring and assigning variables and developing the structure of the code. It also involves unit testing of code modules and the capture and handling of errors, which occur as part of the program operation.
OBJECT-ORIENTED METHODS
This module is designed to give students a good understanding of the theory and practice of system specification using object oriented methodologies and computer software engineering.
OBJECT-ORIENTED PROGRAMMING
This module is designed to equip student with the skills to handle object-oriented techniques for the analysis of transaction processing problems that are found in business information systems. These techniques are also applied to other types of information systems, which may include decision support system, knowledge based systems and office information systems.
INTRODUCTION TO INFORMATION - COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY
This module deals with the concepts of info-communication technology and various applications. In their studies students will acquire professional skills, which will be of use to them throughout their course and beyond.
INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER NETWORKING
This module provides a detailed understanding of computer networks. It includes the network technology and standards underlying the applications and the computer network systems that support them. In addition, it will cover network design, network management and the internet.
INTRODUCTION TO ENTERPRISE NETWORKING
The skills covered in this module are applicable to marketing problems encountered in both consumer and business-to-business markets, and public and private sectors. The aim is for students to make well-informed marketing research. To help formulate and structure marketing problems, recommend the marketing research that should be undertaken, appreciate what can and cannot be learned from marketing research, gather and analyze quantitative marketing data, and make effective decisions based on those data.
INTERNET & E-COMMERCE
This module explains the development of information technology and the Internet (e-commerce specifically) with an emphasis on developing the organisation’s web page, online electronic transaction (application and database development), server and network management. This course is meant for students who intend to venture into field related to information technology and the Internet.
COMPUTING FOR MATHEMATICS
This module is designed to give students an introduction to computing maths. Topics include an introduction to computing maths, sets, probability, matrix, data structures, Boolean algebra, number bases etc.
SYSTEM AND DATABASE DESIGN
This module is designed to give students an introduction the key concepts in data analysis, database design, transaction management and concurrency control. The principles of client server system, distributed databases management systems, object-oriented database, data warehouse, and database administrations are considered
INTRODUCTION TO JAVA PROGRAMMING
This module introduces problem solving and programming using Java as a tool. It presents programming concepts within an Object-Oriented context by using the rich set of object-based resources, which are available in Java. Students are introduced to Java applets and learn the essential elements of programme control, functionality and user interaction within this highly motivational environment. The subject also covers elementary application programming and completes its study with collections and user-defined objects.
TELECOMMUNICATION STRUCTURE AND ORGANISATION
This module provides comprehensive coverage of today’s most cutting edge telecommunications technologies and concepts. This subject designed to give students an introduction to the key concepts and in-depth knowledge in telecommunications structures such as the basic and fundamentals of telecommunications, telecommunications structures, Telco industries infrastructure, signalling, digital switch circuit, transmission medium, OSP, PSTN, CATV etc as well as telecommunications management.
INTRODUCTION TO OPERATING SYSTEMS
This module provides an introduction to Operating Systems (OS). Topics include an introduction to OS, process management, memory management, file management, thread, storage management, security, etc.
DATA COMMUNICATIONS
This module gives students an introduction to business data communications. Topics include an introduction to and the fundamentals of communications, communications media, servers, and clients, communication equipment and services, data transmission, protocols, network concepts, and security.
SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES
This module covers the broad domain of software engineering. It addresses software development and maintenance functions as seen from the perspectives of the software developer, the maintenance staff, quality assurance and the user. It will provides an insight into established techniques which help developers to overcome the complexities involved.
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