Business, Computing and Information Management (BCIM) Undergraduate Prospectus 2010
BSc (Hons)
Location Location
Southwark Southwark
BSc (Hons)
E-Business Information Technology
Duration Duration
Top-up Business Information
3 years (full-time) 18 months (full-time)
4 years (full-time sandwich) 2 years (part-time) intense mode
2.5 years (part-time)
Technology
Start date
September Start date
September
Number of places
20 How to apply
Business, Computing and Information Management Business, Computing and Information Management
Course description Career opportunities
Full-time: via UCAS
Part-time mode Upon graduating from this course you
As an e-business student and, later, The employment record of LSBU’s
How to apply Part-time: direct to LSBU
There are two forms of part-time study, will have the skills and underpinning
Via UCAS
practitioner, you will be concerned with e-business IT graduates is excellent.
UCAS code
intense mode and standard mode. knowledge to identify and analyse
business computing for the internet age. Participants enter the fields of business,
UCAS code Full-time: G525
Intense mode students study three units business IT threats and opportunities
banking, web development and local
NGC5
per semester in Year One and one unit and deliver efficient, effective and
LSBU code
You will learn: and national government. One of our
Course contact Full-time: S1093
plus the project per semester in Year elegant solutions.
– Techniques of software development graduates now runs his own successful
Aziz Ait-Braham Part-time: S1084
Two. Standard mode students study
using object languages such as Java, IT company, Nobel Technologies. Some
aziz@lsbu.ac.uk – 020 7815 7427
two units per semester in Years One Career opportunities
Course contact
.Net, HTML, XML and UML recent destinations for our graduates
Typical offer Aziz Ait-Braham
and Two and take the project in Year The employment record of LSBU’s
– How to analyse, design, implement have been Nokia (UK), Lloyds TSB and
160 UCAS Tariff points
aitbraa@lsbu.ac.uk – 020 7815 7427
Three. It is possible to change between BIT graduates is excellent. Participants
and evaluate e-business information Training Synergy. intense and standard modes of study enter the fields of business, banking,
Course units Typical offer
(BCIM) systems Year 1 HND in BIT a closely related area, applicants
during the course. web development, local and national
(BCIM)
– To build internet-based trading Progression routes
– Concepts of Software Development with professional/work experience in relevant
government. Three recent destinations
environments using a variety of to postgraduate study
– Business Application Development areas will also be considered.
Part-time students study the same for our graduates have been Nokia (UK),
– Business Systems and Organisations
software tools Graduates can progress to our
– Software Development for Business Systems Course units
units as full-time but in different Lloyds TSB, and Training Synergy.
– Internet-based business models. postgraduate programme in BIT
Year 2 Year 1
combinations depending on the
and e-commerce, and Enterprise
– Techniques of Systems Analysis and Design – Business Process Re-engineering
mode of study. Progression routes
– Web Management and Security – Information Management
Unsure whether to study E-Business Computing. We have a strong
– Software Development for E-commerce – Designing Decision Support Systems
to postgraduate study
IT, BIT or Computing? All three are research base with a number of
– Web Database Design and Development – Artificial Intelligence for Business
Course description Graduates can progress to our
the same for the first semester and PhD opportunities each year.
Year 4 (Level 3) – Plus 2 options
The BIT course addresses: postgraduate programme in MBIT and
– Distributed E-commerce Systems Year 2
E-Business IT and BIT for the first three
– Socio-technical Tools and Environments – BSc (Hons) Project
– The ability to relate information e-commerce and Enterprise Computing.
semesters, making it easy to move from Professional contacts/industry links
– Dissertation – Management Strategies for IT
technology to business We have a strong research base with a
one to the other once you have made Graduates are recognised as Chartered
– Plus 1 option
– The analysis, design and number of PhD opportunities each year.
your choice. Information Technology Professionals implementation of business
by the British Computer Society. information systems Professional contacts/industry links
– The management of information Graduates will be exempt from British
For full entry requirements see pages as a corporate resource, core Computer Society entry examinations
252 to 253. technologies and enabling subjects for professional standing as a Chartered
in business and IT Information Technology Professional.
– Business systems management
skills and techniques. For full entry requirements see pages
252 to 253.
While building on the technical
knowledge of your HND experience,
the top-up course will help you develop
the academic research skills required for
a full BSc with honours.
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