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BSc (Hons) Business Information Systems
Awarded by University of East London, U.K.
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Introduction
The BSc (Hons) Business Information Systems Degree will cover issues in managing and developing information systems in a business context, as well as apply and critically appraise the current methodologies used to design information systems.
Learning Outcomes
Students will be able to understand the role of IT in the structure and culture of an enterprise and the issues involved in managing and developing information systems in a business. They would be equipped with appropriate knowledge and skills to pursue a career in managing and developing information systems in a contemporary business context.
Duration
Minimum study period of 1 - 3 years (depending on entry route).
Entry Requirements
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Advanced Standing Entry into University of East London: (UEL) final year Degree offered at FTMSGlobal Academy
Students who have successfully completed the Higher Diploma in Computer Science or Higher Diploma in Business IT both awarded by FTMSGlobal Academy or equivalent, would have advanced standing into the final stage of the University of East London (UEL), degree programmes. |
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Entry Route into the 1st year of University of East London: (UEL) Degree programme offered at FTMSGlobal Academy
- Student must be at least 17 years old; AND
- Obtain at least two subjects at GCE 'A' level and at least three further subjects at GCSE or GCE 'O' level; OR
- Students who have successfully completed the Foundation in Business Studies course awarded by FTMSGlobal Academy or equivalent.
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English Language Requirements
Students are expected to provide evidence of a level of English ability at least equivalent to 5.5 of the International English Language Testing Standards (IELTS) achieved within past 24 months or a pass in FTMSGlobal English Programme at Intermediate Level 2 stage.
Exemptions
All exemptions are subject to approval from the examination board and/or the university.
Delivery Methods
Classroom face-to-face lectures, tutorials and lab sessions.
Assessment Methods
A variety of assessment methods are used. Some modules are entirely assessed by coursework, although most modules are assessed by a combination of coursework and examination. Coursework assessment can take a number of different forms, including presentations, software demonstrations, research-based assignments and practical exercises involving system or programme specification, coding and testing. Written examinations will be based on unseen questions. The project assessment comprising of a written report and demonstration / presentation, would give the student an opportunity to apply, explore and express themselves creatively within a business environment.
Fees*
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Option 1: Year 3 only |
University of East London: BSc (Hons) in Business Information Systems |
SGD 12,000 |
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Option 2: Year 1 to 3 |
University of East London: BSc (Hons) in Business Information Systems |
SGD 29,540 |
*Fees are inclusive of prevailing GST & subject to exchange rate fluctuations.
FTMSGlobal reserves the right to amend published course fees without notice.
Award
Upon successful completion of the course, students will be awarded a Bachelors Degree, BSc (Hons) Business Information Systems, by University of East London, UK.
OPTION 1
Year 3
Course Modules
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Modules
- Research Skills
- Management and Information Systems
- Advanced Database Development
- Advanced Information Systems Development
- Project Management
- Project
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Course Module Synopses (Year 3)
Research Skills
This module gives a comprehensive knowledge of good research and professional practices, awareness on the ethical and legal issues relating to research, and plan and prepare for implementation of a computing research project.
Management and Information Systems
This module provides the understanding of the role of IT in strategic planning of an enterprise. Students will learn models of the impact of IT and organizational structure, and the management of change and innovation.
Advanced Database Development
To develop awareness in terms of advanced DBMS features and functionality. It gives the skills to design efficient and effective database designs, incorporating and integrating with nee technologies to cater for the needs of the modern enterprise environment. Students will learn various database technologies and applications.
Advanced Information Systems Development
To develop broad understanding concepts and techniques on industrial and research topics related to information systems. This modules covers system development process, testing, advanced systems modeling, and software engineering paradigms such as extreme programming, and agent oriented software engineering.
Project Management
To explore project management principles, cost and time management, risk analysis, quality, and software development lifecycles. After completer this module students able to apply project management principles to effectively evaluate various systems and make appropriate project decisions.
Project
To enable student to apply academic and technical skills and techniques acquired throughout their undergraduate studies. Students should produce a project report which documents professionally a major computing task with detailed design, implementation and testing of the system. |
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Year 1 to Year 3
Course Modules
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Modules
Year 1:
- Academic Skills for Computing
- Computer Based Technologies
- Web Authoring and Web Management
- Information Systems
- Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development
- Office Automation
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Year 2:
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Professional Issues
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Information System Modeling and Design
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Information Technology Planning and Infrastructure
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Usability Engineering
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Multimedia Design and Web Development
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Database System
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Year 3:
- Research Skills
- Management and Information Systems
- Advanced Database Development
- Advanced Information Systems Development
- Project Management
- Project
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Course Module Synopses (Year 1 and 2)
Year 1
Academic Skills for Computing
Students will learn core skills necessary for the study of computing, it provides practical experience of working in an managing task oriented team and develop personal and professional skills necessary to contribute effectively to a working environment.
Computer Based Technologies
The module would equip students with the knowledge to select appropriate hardware components and operating systems software for the implementation of computer-based business information systems.
Web Authoring and Web Management
This module provides an understanding of the principles and techniques used to build web applications. It focuses on the fundamental principles, usability, accessibility and credibility aspects of designing web sites. It also includes internet awareness, web standards, and web development tools.
Information Systems
This module promotes the understanding of different methods of developing information systems, practical experience of requirement analysis, system analysis and object-oriented tools and techniques used. It also covers social ethical issues relating to Information Systems design.
Introduction to Object-Oriented Systems Development
This module would enable students to develop competencies in an object-oriented approach, using the object-oriented design tools and techniques for developing computing applications.
Office Automation
The module would develop students with practical skills and presentation skills for analyzing data and presenting organisational information for decision-making using contemporary applications.
YEAR 2
Professional Issues
To identify and understand requirements for appropriate and realistic employment opportunities with demonstration of the knowledge and skill required by employers while make awareness of the legal, professional issues involved in the development and use of computer-based systems.
Information Systems Modelling and Design
This module provides various approaches, techniques, and tools used in the process of information systems planning, requirement analysis and design.
Information Technology Planning and Infrastructure
The module develops an appreciation of the need for Strategic Information Technology (IT) Planning, and delivering the organisation’s business strategy by critically evaluating the IT Infrastructure and managing new Infrastructures.
Usability Engineering
This module explores the basic concepts and principles of human factors in the design of computer applications, focusing on user interface engineering, ergonomics and evaluation of human-computer interaction applications.
Multimedia Design and Web Development
The module teaches students to design and evaluate a prototype multimedia system using an iterative approach. Prototypes will be designed using the latest Web and multimedia authoring packages. In addition, students would be equipped with the knowledge to create and manage Web-based applications.
Database Systems
This module provides the understanding of methods for data organisation and retrieval. The students will learn to identify and implement database models, program and implement solutions using SQL statements, and examine and design a data model for organizations.
Year 3
Please see Course Module Synposes (Year 3) under Option 1. |
Career Opportunities
Graduates of Business Information Systems degree programme combine business knowledge with technical skills and are qualified for a range of jobs including business analyst and IT strategist. Graduates can find careers in many areas of business computing including: Consultancy, Business Analysis, Systems Analysis and Design, Applications Programming, Database Design. The interpersonal skills and business management experience you'll gain can help open the door to many opportunities in the business information field.
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