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BSc in Computer (IT) Engineering
Degree: BSc in Engineering Information Technology
Qualification: Engineering Information Technologist
Type of course: Online and full-time undergraduate degree course
Duration of the course: 7 semesters
Course description
Computer Science lies in the centre of our technologically driven society, supporting everything from large corporate systems to the individual mobile device. The rapid world-wide expansion and development of the IT Sector provides the background for the application based, practice oriented courses in computing. Industry requires a large number of IT professionals who are able to undertake design, supervise production, install and operate systems and equipments.
The course is aimed at those with a desire to study Mathematics, Physics, Electronics, which provide the theoretical basis and design methods for communications, computers, programming, software engineering, control, etc. Practical and organizational skills are encouraged through work presentations and management studies.
Course structure
Year 1 (two semesters)
In the first year of BSc studies all students study the same modules, which give you a thorough grounding in key areas of Natural Sciences and Computing. Your study will include courses in Analysis, Physics, Electronics, Introduction to Programming and Foundations of Computing.
Year 2 (two semesters)
You will take programming courses that emphasize the principles of Programming and Computing fundamentals. Students will cover topics such as Digital Technology, Computer Architecture, Measurement and Control, Operating Systems and Computer Networks, Web Programming, Databases, etc.
Year 3 (two semesters)
You will cover the essential aspects of computing science in breadth and depth by the end of this year. You will gain knowledge in Information Systems, Artificial Intelligence, Graphic s, etc. In this academic year you will specialize in chosen areas.
Currently we offer the following options of specialization: Engineering Application or Software Development.
Year 4 (one semester)
In this last semester you will have the opportunity to select courses from a range of options, and you will focus on the preparation of your final project, i.e. the thesis.
Course curriculum
To complement our education, we have created several competence centers in cooperation with multinational firms in the field informatics (Microsoft, CISCO, IBM). By embedding up-to-date technological knowledge into the thematic of our major, minor or optional subjects, and by providing internship opportunities, we are able to offer high quality training and education for all our students.
BSc in Business Informatics
Degree: BSc in Business Informatics
Qualification: Business Informatics Engineer
Type of course: Online and full-time undergraduate degree course
Duration of the course: 7 semesters
Course description
In undergraduate Business Informatics program students gain comprehensive expertise in the fields of computer sciences and in business and management. The business word is dominated by the need to analyse information and hence to make appropriate decision. This means setting up processes to identify the information requirements of an organisation and to analyse data so that appropriate decisions and strategies can be adopted.
This field of study will give you a sound foundation in information systems from the basics of management information systems to dedicated decision support, database and expert systems.
Studying business as part of the course allows students to gain a firm understanding of the role of business in society and develop knowledge of the main functional areas.
A key aim of our programme is to combine academic knowledge with transferable skills in order to enhance employability
Course structure
Year 1 (two semesters)
In this first year of BSc studies all students study the same modules, giving you a thorough grounding in key areas of Mathematics, Computing, Economics, Business and Social studies. Your study will include courses in Mathematica Analysis,Linear Algebra, IT and Programming Foundations, Macro- and Microeconomics, Business Law, etc.
Year 2 (two semesters)
You will take programming courses that emphasize the principles of programming and computing fundamentals. Students will cover topics such as Visual Programming, Operating Systems, Computer Networks, Databases, etc. You will also study subjects that will help you to better understand and analyse information, such as Decision support Systems, Business and Corporate Information Systems, etc. Your curriculum will cover Foundations of Accounting, Project Management, Marketing and Finance.
Year 3 (two semesters)
One of the key aims of this course is to be able to apply IT tools in business life. In this year of study you will specialize for Business (Economics) and IT applications and will cover topics such as Statistical software, Strategic and Business Planning, Business and Corporate Information Systems, e-business Applications, Web-marketing, etc.
Year 4 (one semester)
In this last semester you will have the opportunity to select courses from a range of options, and you will focus on the preparation of your final project, i.e. the thesis.