Computer Science & IT - Computer Science

Introduction

Computer science is disciplinary that concludes computation and computational problems. This course deals with a wide range of topics, from the abstract computer algorithm analysis and formal syntax to a more specific concept such as programming languages, software and hardware are all within the scope of students' learning. Students will learn plenty of subjects related closely to mathematics, for instance, calculus, numerical calculation and analysis, logical algebra and discrete mathematics. In addition, students study the roles of computer programmes, to increase its efficiency and build a more furnished and intelligent system.

Study Subjects

• Advanced computer architecture
• Algorithms and Data Structures
• Artificial Intelligence (AI)
• Cloud Computing
• Compiler Design
• Computer Graphics and Visual Computing
• Computer Security / Cybersecurity
• Data Structure
• Data Web Mining
• Design Analysis and Algorithm(DAA)
• Human-Computer Interaction (HCI)
• Internet and Web Technology (I. E, HTML, CSS, Javascript, DOM and other basic web technology concepts)
• Java
• Operating System
• Parallel Distributed System
• Programming in C
• Real Time Systems
• Software Engineering
• System Programming
• Theory of Computation

Career Opportunities

Graduates may work as a computer programmer, computer designer, computer systems and technology developer or computer system security consultant in the government departments or private enterprises.

Computer Science & IT - Information Technology

Introduction

Information Technology is the studies of information processing for various electronic media, such as computers and networks. Apart from that, it also a study on how to efficiently make-used and to disseminate various electronic information. The student not only is taught with the knowledge of computer science, such as programming language, but the student will also learn on management-related knowledge, such as information system, database management, etc, in order to help the user to obtain and process all electronic information more accurately.

Study Subjects

• Computing & IT in the Workplace
• Introduction to Management
• System Analysis & Design
• Software Development
• Mathematical Concepts for Computing
• Operating System & Computer Architecture
• Programming for Data Analysis
• Database Concepts and Practices
• Internet Technology
• Data Communications

Career Opportunities

• Systems Analyst
• IT Executive
• IT Consultant
• Information Systems Analyst
• Chief Technology Officer (CTO)
• Technical Support Manager
• IT Sales Manager
• IT Application Developer
• IT Auditor
• IT Project Manager
• IT Helpdesk Manager
• System Administrator
• Systems Consultant

Computer Science & IT - Multimedia Technology

Introduction

Multimedia technology applies interactive computer elements, such as graphics, text, video, sound, and animation, to deliver a message. If you have an interested for computer work and are interested in digital media, read on to discover career and education opportunities available in this growing specialty. The definition of multimedia technology includes interactive, computer-based applications that allow people to communicate ideas and information with digital and print elements. Professionals in the field use computer software to develop and manage online graphics and content. The work that media technology specialists produce is used in various media, such as training programs, web pages, and news sites.

Study Subjects

• Electronic Imaging
• Typography for Screen and Motion
• Digital Video Camera Techniques
• Digital Video Compositing
• Digital Media Design New Technologies
• Motion Graphics
• Digital Media Design
• Interactive Media
• Website Design Fundamentals
• Introductory Photography
• Animation
• Multimedia Programming
• Graphic Design

Career Opportunities

There are many employment opportunities for multimedia technology professionals in a variety of industries. Anything that needs to be communicated to an audience can contain digital and print images, text, or animation to attract attention and deliver the message. You might find a position in marketing or advertising. You may be employed in publishing and be responsible for managing, designing, or producing multimedia content for websites, newspapers, and magazines. Possible career choices include:

• Graphic artist
• Digital photographer
• Instructional designer
• Production assistant
• Desktop publisher