This module aims to equip students with the knowledge and practical skills required to understand the evolution of information systems, design enterprise system integration processes, and apply Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) solutions. It develops students’ ability to analyse enterprise business processes and information flow architectures to support effective coordination, data exchange, and decision-making within organizations.
This module aims to equip students with the theoretical knowledge and practical skills required to collect, process, analyse, and model data using Python, statistical techniques, and machine learning methods. It develops students’ ability to apply supervised and unsupervised learning, communicate analytical findings through effective visualizations and professional reports, and design data science projects that address real-world problems while considering ethical, environmental, and societal impacts.
This module aims to explain the influence of law and government on computing practices, describe the defining characteristics of computing as a profession, analyze the role of professional bodies and human resource issues in shaping ethical responsibilities, and evaluate the impact of legislation, intellectual property rights, data protection, privacy, internet governance, computer crime, and environmental concerns on the development and use of information technology. By engaging with these themes, students will be able to critically apply ethical and legal principles to real-world computing scenarios, ensuring responsible professional practice in a rapidly evolving digital society.
This module aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills required to analyse organizational strategies, industry dynamics, and competitive environments, and to evaluate how Information Systems can support competitive advantage and organizational transformation. It develops students’ ability to formulate strategic Information Systems initiatives and policies and apply strategic frameworks to the acquisition, deployment, management, and governance of enterprise information systems and infrastructure.
This module enables students to continue and complete the research project initiated in the previous semester, applying research methods to their specific project topics. Students develop and implement their proposed solutions, evaluate results, and document project outcomes. The module emphasizes progress reporting, final technical report writing, and presentation of findings to demonstrate the successful completion of the research project.