449 BSc Management of Information Systems, bachelor

Target Group and Admission Requirements

This programme is suitable for students that are interested in information technology (IT) and how businesses can apply IT in the most effective way.

Aim of the Programme

The programme provides a broad education in aspects of IT, business administration and law.

Further Education opportunities

The programme qualifies for further study at masters level.

Curriculum and structure

Course Overview

Code	Course title	Credits	O/V *)	Credits pr. semester
				S1(A)	S2(V)	S3(A)	S4(V)	S5(A)	S6(V)
5601	Hardware and Software	10.00	O	10
5602	Databases I	10.00	O	10
5500	Mathematics	10.00	O	10
5606	Internet	10.00	O		10
5608	Programming	10.00	O		10
5212	Organisation I	5.00	O		5
5350	Business Law	5.00	O		5
5604	Multimedia	10.00	O			10
5010	Business Financial Analysis and Accounts	10.00	O			10
5203	Marketing	10.00	O			10
5605	Computer Networks	10.00	O				10
5011	Financial Accounting with Analysis	10.00	O				10
5310	Micro and Market Economy	5.00	O				5
5611	Software Engineering	15.00	O					15
5906	Project Management	5.00	O					5
5613	Management Information Systems	10.00	O						10
5617	Main Project	15.00	O						15
5974	Special Syllabus	5.00	O						5
5201	Organisation II	5.00	V					5
5550	Statistics I	5.00	V				5
5205	Business Strategy	5.00	V				5
5552	Operations Analysis	5.00	V				5
5619	Work Experience	30.00	V						30
5621	Image Processing	10.00	V					10
5609	Object-oriented Programming	10.00	V					10
Total:				30	30	30	30	30	30

*) O - Mandatory course, V - Optional course

Information technology is utilised in all areas of society. There is considerable demand for people that both understand business and have good IT skills so that businesses can make the right strategic choices. There are employment opportunities within the IT sector, but also generally in the private and public sectors. Typical employment opportunities include consulting, design and management of information systems, marketing, sales and education.

Teaching and Learning Methods

Lectures, supervised practice in the computer laboratory, projects. There is a larger main project in the the final semester. The project will be a group project and will be conducted for an external business. All courses are one semester long. It is possible to have practical work experience or study abroad for part of the programme, usually in year 3.

Minor adjustments may occur during the academic year, subject to the decision of the Dean