This course provides students with an overview and components relating to ICT technology and functions including the management of ICT for a particular organisational context.
On successful completion of this course the student will be able to:
1. Critically evaluate the role and impact of a range of ICT strategies including their likely success in achieving a specified business strategy.
2. Analyse the strategic importance of information and information technology management within a range of organisations.
3. Critically determine and evaluate developmental stages in IT strategies for an organisation including transformation of an organisation from its vision to infrastructure.
4. Compare and contrast a range of roles and competencies and skills frameworks within the IT sector.
5. Critically discuss security, ethics and corporate social responsibility in the management of ICT.
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Credits |
15 |
Level |
7 |
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Learning Hours |
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Tutor directed hours |
42 |
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Supervised workplace experience hours |
0 |
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Self-directed learning hours |
108 |
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Total hours of student learning |
150 |
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- Teacher: Kanchana Nanayakkara