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Masters Degree in Information Technology for Strategic Management

Description
The course has a hybrid structure of seminars, research papers, presentations and a dissertation. It is designed to develop research skills and knowledge of current issues in Information Technology for Strategic Management.
The course has four modules: Research Methods, Discipline Specific, Advanced Research and Research Project/Dissertation.
Students attend a series of seminars during the course and are required to write research papers and give presentations at each stage.

Career Opportunities
Graduates of the course have enhanced career prospects in the rapidly growing area of IT for Strategic Management.

Entry Requirements
Honours degree (2.2 grade or higher) or equivalent in an accepted discipline.

Course Outline

* Modern information technology
* Business modeling
* Research methodologies
* Techniques for research paper writing
* IT design methodologies
* Modeling databases
* Networks
* E-commerce/Internet development
* Security
* Encryption
* Intranets
* Systems analysis
* SoFTware development
* SoFTware engineering methodologies
* Neural networks
* Artificial intelligence applied to business
* Legal issues
* Total soFTware quality
* Ethics in Business
* Dissertation

Hours:
- Advanced Seminars - 6 hours per week.
- Research assignments, paper writing and presentation - 24 hours per week.

Location: Kevin St

Duration: 1 Year

Further Information:

Mr. Kevin O'Donnell,
School of Computing,
DIT Kevin Street , Dublin 8, Ireland.
Tel: 353-1-402-4920
Fax: 353-1-402-4994
E-mail: Kevin O'Donnell