Computing - Information Systems Processes - Waterford

The human aspects of the programme explore issues such as human computer interaction, psychology, computer ethics, and systems development in the human-centred tradition. The organisational aspects consider successful business processes and how these can be supported through information infrastructures such as supply chain management systems. Finally, the technological aspects look to trends in information systems development, such as emerging methodologies, software development, and technological systems. The programme also includes a research project and dissertation, thus allowing students to investigate an individual area of personal interest.

Modules

Business Process Analysis and Design

Dissertation

Ethics and e-Privacy

Human Centred Systems

Research Methods and Dissertation

Proposal

Elective Modules (3 required)

Agile Software Development

Data Mining

Design Patterns

Enterprise Web Development

Graph Theory and Optimisation

Level 8 Honours (2.2) degree in one of the following areas; Computing, Information Technology, Science, Engineering or Business.

1 YEAR – FULL-TIME

Part-time over a longer period

Start Date: September 2024