We live in a world increasingly dependent upon the use of technology and information. The art of representing information by technology is fast becoming an inexact and blurred science. The Information Engineer of the future must be equipped with the appropriate skills to meet these challenges. Managing various aspects of information systems used by companies is one of the key skills required by computing and IT specialists.
Duration
This qualification can be earned in just two (2) years part-time.
Content
- Advances Web Application Technology
- Distributed Software Engineering
- Distributed Data Management
- Network: Design and Management
- Final Project
Entry Requirement
To be eligible for entry to the programme you must have at least one of the following:-
- University of Greenwich BSc (Hons) Computing; OR
- University of London BSc (Hons) Computer Information Systems; OR
- First degree in Computing or Computer Science; OR
- First Degree in a numerate subject (such as Maths, Physics, Engineering, Information Systems, Multimedia), which includes some software development OR Substantial commercial/industrial experience including software development using modern programming languages and design.
(A minimum of a Lower Second class honours degree is expected of all degree holders)
Outcome
Upon successful completion of this Master's programme students are expected to be proficient in the development of new enterprise distributed and/or web-enabled systems, the integration of legacy systems into intranets or extranets, and Internet publishing. They will also have an appreciation of the business context and the role of market forces. Students should be able to work as consultants or senior team members developing distributed applications.
Professional Recognition
This MSc is accredited by the British Computer Society ( BCS ), the chartered body responsible for establishing and maintaining technical and ethical standards in the computing profession. Subject to some straightforward conditions, the programme leads to full exemption from the BCS Postgraduate Diploma and PGD Project. Additionally, this qualification gives partial Chartered Engineer (CEng) status and can be combined with a partial CEng from an accredited BSc course to give full CEng status.
Contact Information
Kindly email the Greenwich department at uog@sbcstnt.com to contact Ms. Asha Inniss (Primary Contact), Ms. Shantie Rattansingh , Mrs. Anastasia Wilson-Sampson or Mr. Sherard Mookram.
Registration Information
In order to register, you must first proceed to the Greenwich Department for verification of your entry qualifications before any payments or registration can be done. You must provide evidence of your entry qualifications by presenting your original documents or your completed student transcripts along with two (2) photocopies.
In cases where student transcripts are used for registration with SBCS, you must request an original transcript from the relevant examination body for formal registration with the University of Greenwich . All transcript requests must be forwarded to:
Shantie Rattansingh
Programme Manager,
School of Business and Computer Science Ltd,
53-54 Sagan Drive ,
Champs Fleurs,
Trinidad, West Indies .
If your entry qualifications are satisfactory you are then required to complete the following forms:
- University of Greenwich Application Form (for registration with the University)
- SBCS Registration Form (for registration with SBCS)
- GATE Application Form (for tuition funding – nationals only) *
Note in order for nationals to apply for GATE, you must bring your original birth certificate AND national id or passport.
After payment of application the fee to SBCS, you are required to present the receipt at the Greenwich Department for recording of the receipt number. If you need an acceptance letter after registration, kindly note that such requests usually takes three (3) working days to process.
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