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Telecommunications is an exciting and dynamic field with a wide variety of job opportunities. Education requirements are usually a certification, degree or combination. And telecom employees can work outdoors and indoors, for private businesses and global technology companies, on everything from mobile devices to virtual reality.

The variety of jobs people do in telecommunications is almost as broad as the definition itself. Because the industry includes everything from traditional analog telephones and radio to satellite TV and augmented reality, job seekers have plenty of options.

Telecommunications employees work in a variety of environments. Installers and maintenance workers work both indoors and outdoors, in all weather, and the job involves heavy manual labor. Managers and administrative personnel work indoors in offices, while customer service reps typically work in call centers and may have shifts on nights and weekends.

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Career Prospects

Telecommunications is an exciting and dynamic field with a wide variety of job opportunities. Education requirements are usually a certification, degree or combination. And telecom employees can work outdoors and indoors, for private businesses and global technology companies, on everything from mobile devices to virtual reality.

The variety of jobs people do in telecommunications is almost as broad as the definition itself. Because the industry includes everything from traditional analog telephones and radio to satellite TV and augmented reality, job seekers have plenty of options.

Telecommunications employees work in a variety of environments. Installers and maintenance workers work both indoors and outdoors, in all weather, and the job involves heavy manual labor. Managers and administrative personnel work indoors in offices, while customer service reps typically work in call centers and may have shifts on nights and weekends.

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This program will encourage and challenge you to develop your knowledge and skills in global procurement, logistics and supply chain management.

The creation and implementation of well-thought-out strategies for the purchase of all materials, goods, equipment, and services have become a critical issue in all organizations seeking to minimize operating costs while boosting quality and productivity. Training on procurement and supply chain management course covers the essential principles, procedures, terminology, techniques, and instruments used in purchasing and supply management.

Participants will get knowledge on how to create practical strategies to meet the needs of both internal and external customers as well as accomplish corporate goals. This course will examine how to evaluate spending and supply market dynamics to design sourcing and supply chain methods. This training on procurement and supply chain management will also address worldwide best practices and the impact of the external environment on procurement and suppl

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5 'O' Levels including English Language

Duration: 2 years

Exam Month: May and October

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Business Outlook:

This is a more vocational computing degree, directed towards real-world applications instead of theory. It is in high demand and has many careers open to it, as businesses everywhere can put its skills to good use. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that the job outlook for BIS degrees is growing at a rate of 11%, much faster than the average.

As for career prospects, this degree gives you access to jobs that are readily available and do not require overly specialized knowledge, such as fluency in various programming languages. A common BIS occupation is business analyst, where BIS training is used to predict trends and help businesses plan ahead. Business and systems analysts use information systems techniques to gather, report, and analyze various metrics that are then used to help inform an organization’s decisions.

Other common roles include network administrators and managers, who build and maintain information technology frameworks for businesses to use; database management is often a big aspect of these roles.

 

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Entry Requirements

  1. Normal Entry
    In order to qualify for acceptance to the BCom Management Information Systems Honours degree, the candidate must have obtained the following qualifications:

    A pass at ‘A’ Level in at least TWO of the following subjects or their equivalence:
    - Computing
    - Mathematics
    - Business Studies
    - Accounting
    - Economics.

  2. Special Entry
    Special entry maybe granted to applicants with a Diploma in Computing, Accounting or any other related fields

  3. Mature Entry
    - 5 “O” Levels including Mathematics and English Language 
    - At least 23 years of age for females and 25 years for males
    - At least three years relevant working experience

 Purpose of the Programme

  1. The aim of this programme is to educate our students to become Information Systems practitioners and this refers to: Information Systems Engineers, Managers, Systems Analysts, and Project Managers among others who will have the ability to provide IT solutions. Our graduates will have the necessary technical, analytical and communication knowledge as well as skills required by the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) industry. A deep appreciation and respect for the crucial role played by the ICT industry in our economy and development is instilled in our graduates through the use of case analysis approach, research work and Work Related Learning (WRL).

  2. By the end of the degree programme the students should be able to:

    2.1 Design and implement a programming task
    2.2 Use a wide of range of tools available to the software engineer
    2.3 Show knowledge of the current state of technology across a broad spectrum.
    2.4 Demonstrate a sound educational basis to cope with future technological developments.
    2.5 Pursue postgraduate degree(s) in the field of Information Systems.
    2.6 Analyse, design, implement and maintain information systems.

Programme Structure

N.B. * denotes core modules A student will not be allowed to register for a module with a pre-requisite if the pre-requisite is not passed.

LEVEL ONE - SEMESTER I

  • BIS111 – Introduction to Computers and Computer Applications* 10
  • BIS112 – Principles of Programming Languages* 10
  • BIS113 – Communication Skills  10
  • BIS114 – Applied Statistics* 10
  • BIS115 – Ethics and Professionalism* 10
  • BIS116 – Foundations of Information Systems*   10
  • BIS117 – Accounting for Business 10

LEVEL ONE - SEMESTER II

  • BIS121 – Data Structures and Algorithms* 10
  • BIS122 – Operating Systems* 10
  • BIS123 – Computer Architecture and Organization* 10
  • BIS124 – Database Systems* 10
  • BIS125 – Software Engineering* 10
  • BIS126 – Gender Studies 10
  • GS201 – Principles of Marketing 10

LEVEL TWO - SEMESTER I

  • BIS211 – Systems Analysis and Design* 10
  • BIS212 – Object-Oriented Programming* 10
  • BIS213 – Project Management* 10
  • BIS214 – Research Methods* 10
  • BIS215 – Data Communications and Computer Networks* 10
  • BIS216 – E-Commerce 10

LEVEL TWO - SEMESTER II

  • BIS221 – Entrepreneurship* 10
  • BIS222 – Business Management* 10
  • BIS223 – Web Technologies* 10
  • BIS224 – Embedded Systems Design 10
  • BIS225 – Network Management 10
  • BIS226 – Group Project* 10

LEVEL THREE - SEMESTER I & II

  • BIS311 - Work Related Learning Student Report* 45
  • BIS312 - Work Related Learning Academic Supervision Report* 45
  • BIS313 - Work Related Learning Employer’s Report* 30

LEVEL FOUR - SEMESTER 1

  • BIS411 - Human Computer Interaction*  10
  • BIS412 - Artificial Intelligence* 10
  • BIS413 - Management Information Systems* 10
  • BIS414 - Information Security*  10
  • BIS415 - Computer Graphics* 10
  • BIS416 - Object Oriented Programming II 10

LEVEL FOUR – SEMESTER II

  • BIS421 - Strategic Management  10
  • BIS422 – Enterprise Architecture* 10
  • BIS423 – IT Audit and Control*  10
  • BIS424 - Distributed Systems* 10
  • BIS425 - Research Project* 20

 

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