Bachelor of Science in Computing and Information Systems
電算及資訊系統理學士
In the world of Computing and Information System (CIS) there is a strong awareness of the gap, in understanding and communication, between technical computing specialists and business management. The former often do not understand business processes while the latter frequently lack awareness of the threats and opportunities brought about by changing levels of computer use. Technically competent project managers can span this gap, where they are able to comprehend management requirements for the organisation in business terms while leading a team of technical professionals in providing Information Systems solutions that meet these business needs.
The CIS programme is designed to help you become such a leader, but is by no means limited to such a vocational purpose, however valuable. The programme also provides a path to a variety of higher degrees that can further differentiate you in today's competitive employment market.
Programme Highlights
- Degrees are awarded with the following classifications: First Class Honours, Second Class Honours (divided into Upper Division and Lower Division), Third Class Honours and Pass.
- Degree is awarded by the University of London.
University of London International Programmes
Lead College: Goldsmiths College
Goldsmiths is all about the freedom to experiment, to think differently, to be an individual. Founded in 1891, the College brings creative and unconventional approaches to subjects in the arts, humanities and social sciences, with a strong emphasis on the highest academic standards of teaching and research.
The Department of Computing at Goldsmiths is a leading centre in the UK for the study of Arts and Music Computing, Cognitive Computing and Artificial Intelligence, and Computer Science. Academic staff are leaders and partners on a variety of research projects and have key alliances with other universities, cultural institutions, creative and telecommunications industries.
Current research within the Department includes Ontology of Digital Culture, Intelligent Sound and Music Systems, Adaptive Technologies and Algorithms and Computer Networks.
Remarks: Degrees are awarded with the following classifications:
First Class Honours, Second Class Honours (divided into Upper Division and Lower Division), Third Class Honours and Pass.
Note:
This is an exempted course under the Non-Local Higher and Professional Education (Regulation) Ordinance. It is a matter of discretion for individual employers to recognise any qualification to which this course may lead.
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