BSc Computing and Information Systems (CIS)

Course Objectives

The course will enable students to comprehend management requirements for the organisation in business context. Graduates will be able to lead a team of technical professionals in providing information systems. Students will learn skills to enable to bridge understanding and communication gap between technical computing specialists and business managers. This degree is awarded by University of London (UoL).

Entry Requirements

• A Levels and 3 'O' Levels
• Other qualifications may be accepted

Course Structure

YEAR 1  4 UNITS:

CIS 102 Mathematics for Computing

CIS 108  Foundations of E-Business

CIS 109 Introduction to Java and Object Oriented Programming

CIS 110 Introduction to Computing and the Internet

YEAR 2  4 UNITS:

CIS 209 Database Systems

CIS 210 Software Engineering and Development

CIS 212 Programming; Advanced topics and techniques

CIS 222  Data Communications and Enterprise Networks 

YEAR3  6 HALF UNITS PLUS PROJECT (1 UNIT):

CIS 314 Software Engineering Management

CIS 315 Human Computer Interaction

CIS 317 Accounting Information Systems

CIS 318 Information Systems Management

CIS 319 Decision Support and Executive Information Systems

CIS 323 Electronic Commerce

CIS 326 Computer Security

CIS 320 PROJECT

Registration and Exams

Exams are held in May and the registration is on the 1st of September.