Computing and Information Systems
London Metropolitan University Centres
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Description
This course will enable you to pursue a career in an industry related to developing complex information systems, processing of enterprise data and controlling business processes to guarantee usability, security, manageability and quality of information services according to the modern standards of the cyber age. The focus of the course is on the three recent movements within the IT industry – Cloud Computing, Big Data and Internet of Things. The course will be based in the substantial use of industrial scale operating systems, development tools and software technologies for data, system and service development integration and control – Linux and Windows operating systems, Oracle database, Hadoop distributed file system, Java Enterprise and Python programming. It will also make use of highly sophisticated services provided by giants like Google and Amazon, as well as new technologies for integration of embedded devices such as Arduino and Raspberry. By the end of the course you'll be prepared and trained for positions within the financial, retail and entertainment sectors.
Department: School of Computing
Qualification:
MSc
Qualification Level:
RQF Level 7
Requirements:
You will be required to have a lower second class honours (2:2) UK undergraduate degree or equivalent in computer science, computing, information technology or a related field. Working knowledge of one programming language is sufficient to follow the course but knowledge of an object-oriented programming language is advantageous. Applicants with relevant professional experience will also be considered. All applicants must be able to demonstrate proficiency in the English language.
Assessment Methods:
A range of assessment methods is employed throughout the course, including case study reports and presentations, computer laboratory workshops, individual and group coursework, unseen examinations, in-class tests and individual vivas. The method of assessment for each module is clearly described in the individual module guide which is made available to you at the start of the semester
Modules:
Core modules include: Information Systems Development, Enterprise Software Components Development, Information Security, Datawarehosing and Big Data Management, Cloud Computing and Internet of Things, and a dissertation project. You will also choose one optional module from: Mobile Applications Design and Development, Cybercrime and Security, and Data Analysis and Visualisation.
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