Msc-PgDip Databases and Web-based Systems

Comments about Msc-PgDip Databases and Web-based Systems - At the institution - Salford - Greater Manchester - Greater Manchester

• Objectives
  This specialist MSc is designed to provide graduates with the knowledge and skills to design the next generation webbased data systems
• Entry requirements
  Entry requirements -A good honours degree (second class or above) in a computing discipline, such as computer science, computer engineering, software engineering or Internet computing -We welcome applications from students with alternative qualifications and/or significant relevant experience, subject to approval through a process of Accreditation of Prior Learning (APL). For further details contact the School -International students must provide evidence of a proficiency in English, please see page 37 in this brochure for further details.
• Academic title
  Msc/PgDip Databases and Web-based Systems
• Course description
  It is expected that applicants will already have significant computing experience before enrolling on this programme. Databases and web-based systems are rapidly-expanding areas of computer science.
  
  Modules to be studied include:
  
  -Web-based Software Development
  -Advanced Databases
  -Computer Networking
  -Network Architecture and Design
  -Research Methods
  -Management Principles and Practice.
  
  Graduates would be expected to develop new web-based database applications in areas such as:
  
  -e-Commerce
  -e-Government,
  -e-Science
  -e-Learning.
  
  Typical careers might include:
  
  -Software Analyst
  -Software Developer
  -Database Developer
  -Web Programmer
  -Network Manager.
  
  Modules offered on this programme
  Module information is provided to give you an overview of the modules typically available for this programme and not a guarantee of the final programme structure. If you are interested in a specific module, please confirm with the admissions tutor that it will be offered for your cohort.
  
  Core Modules
  - Management Principles and Practice
  - Programming for Network Systems
  - Advanced Databases
  - Web-Based Software Development
  - Human Computer Interaction and Usability
  - Research Methods
  
  Dissertation