In their final semester, students acquire basic knowledge of computer networks, digital security and forensics to deepen their knowledge of computing technology and ethical responsibilities. Software engineering also requires a deep appreciation of algorithmic thinking, based on calculus and algebra. Specialisation starts here, with a deeper understanding of the systematic models and standard process-oriented methodologies that are the essence of software engineering as a career field. Students are exposed to more advanced development concepts, including the application of usability principles in the web design and development process, and the system development cycle. With this knowledge, students are able to use computing tools and techniques to solve common real-world problems. This semester moves students to a new level in information and communication technology related areas such as computer programming, databases, Internet applications and computer system architecture. The ability to analyse and solve problems using quantitative skills, and familiarity with technology are enhanced. Language and communication skills are taken to more advanced levels of research and professionalism. The second semester builds on and extends the foundation knowledge developed in the first semester.
Students will gain an understanding of basic concepts and terminology related to technology and business management.
Students with the skills to prepare them for careers in the ICT environment with emphasis on solutions design, software development and technology infrastructure support.Students with skills in software systems development, with emphasis on aspects of software engineering.This APU Diploma in Information & Communication Technology with a specialism in Software Engineering is designed to provide:
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