Bachelor of Commerce in Information and Technology Management
Become a Bachelor of Commerce in Information Technology graduate. An accredited IT Management Degree will enable you to offer and manage business solutions through information supported technology.
3 Years
NQF Level 7
360 credits
Supported distance learning
Flexible & 100% Online
About The BCom Information and Technology Management
The Bachelor of Commerce in Information and Technology Management from MANCOSA is a popular and much-sought-after undergraduate programme. and develops applied competence in analysing, interpreting and applying information technology (IT) management principles and methods. It further develops the intellectual, research, and professional skills of the student.
Information technology presently is one of the fastest-growing industries creating significant career opportunities for students. The aim of the programme is to create graduates who are able to offer and manage business solutions, demonstrate skills and knowledge in both business and information technology domains and management thereof. Students are exposed to the design and development of systems and engage in solving real-life problems, implement and continually adapt these systems to changing organisational needs.
- Avenue into information technology management.
- Prepares students to manage information technology in organisations.
- Multiple employment opportunities for students coming straight out of school.
Who Should Attend ?
BCom Information and Technology Management
- School leavers who wish to pursue a career in information management in both private and public sectors.
- Those who wish to pursue a career of service information consultants.
- Managers requiring the skill to manage, analyse and interpret information for better decision-making.
- Manage projects within optimal time and budget constraints.
Entry Requirements
- 3 Main 1 Sub / 2 Main 2 Sub / 3 Main (LGCE)
Career Opportunities
BCom Information and Technology Management
- IT Manager
- Business Analyst
- Network Manager
- IT Infrastructure Developer
- System Analyst
Assessments
Knowledge Check Questions (KCQs), Short Essay
Examinations and Capstone Project.
Programme Structure
Duration: 3 years
Year 1
Semester 1
- Introduction to Business Management
- Microeconomic Essentials
- Fundamentals of Computer Programming
- Analytical Techniques 1T
Semester 2
- Introduction to Functional Areas of Management
- Macroeconomic Essentials
- Advanced Programming Concepts
- Financial Reporting and Analysis
Year 2
Semester 1
- Database Design and Management
- Principles of Information Technology Management
- Management Accounting
- Advanced Business Statistics
Semester 2
- Principles of E-Commerce
- Strategic Information Technology Management
- Information Systems
- Principles of Project Management
Year 3
Semester 1
- Principles of Software Engineering
- Information and Technology Services Management
- Auditing
- System Analysis and Design
Semester 2
- Software Engineering Practice
- Information Technology Law and Ethics
- Capstone Project
Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of the BCom Information and Technology Management, the student should be able to:
- Structure data, information and knowledge in an organisational setting.
- Apply information and knowledge management principles and theories in a variety of organisational settings.
- Apply information and knowledge management principles in the different functional units of an enterprise.
- Understand the architecture, platforms and configuration of systems to generate information and knowledge for decision making.
- Develop a policy framework on information technology asset security and the management of information technology security.
- Analyse future trends within the IT industry and select trends to suit organisations.
- Propose business solutions through information and knowledge management techniques.
- Differentiate between various architectural styles and choosing an architectural style within an organisation.
- Explain the impact and consequences of designing IT systems within isolation of the other business.
- Align business and technology through service-oriented design.
Student Support
The BCom Information and Technology Management is delivered through online learning and digital support.
The guide includes:
- Compulsory readings
- Self-study activities
- Tutorial Letters
- Assessment Exercises
In addition, students have access to:
- Online Journals
- Past examination papers
- Supplementary learning materials available
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