Advanced Information Systems
Postgraduate
In London
Description
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Type
Postgraduate
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Location
London
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Duration
2 Years
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About this course
The normal entrance requirements are a good first degree or MSc in Computer Science, with the syllabus covering a substantial amount of programming, preferably in an object-oriented language. It is also expected that students will usually have completed at least introductory courses on computer networks and databases. Joint-honours computing graduates may also be eligible for entry provided they have covered the necessary prerequisite material.
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Course programme
MSc in Advanced Information Systems
Part-Time Programme
- A specialist postgraduate degree focussing on information management, information systems development and advanced computing techniques.
- MSc AIS leaflet [PDF] Applicants should have a good degree or MSc in Computer Science although joint-honours computing graduates may also be eligible - see prerequisite knowledge.
- Provides exemption (with provisos) from the BCS Professional Examinations (Professional Graduate Diploma & PGD Project) and accredited as partially meeting the educational requirement for Chartered Engineer (CEng) and Chartered Scientist (CSci) registration.
Aims of the Programme
This is a specialised MSc programme focusing on the following areas:
- Information Management
- Information Systems Development
- Advanced Computing Techniques.
In addition to eight taught modules, there is a substantial practical project. Students who complete this MSc will have gained strong practical and theoretical knowledge of the above areas which they will be able to use in
- Analysis of problems arising in information management and information systems development.
- Evaluation of technology options.
- Deployment of appropriate solutions.
- Research into, and development of, new technologies.
Special Features
The programme has been designed to meet the needs of part-time students wishing to advance their knowledge of computing and information systems before embarking on a career in IT or on a research degree and part-time students already working in the IT sector. The programme has a significant research element as several of the modules include investigation into recent research advances.
Advanced Information Systems