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Bachelor's
Information systems
Degree
Bachelor of Information and Communication Technologies
Program length
4 years
ECTS
240
Required level of English
A2 (Pre-Intermediate)
Program description
Information Systems programme prepares students to work in computer science fields, such as system administrators, software developers, DevOps specialists, network engineers, cybersecurity specialists, IT managers, project managers, computer systems analyst, business analysts, UX/UI designers, 3D animators and game developers, and others. Students of the program are expected to have good math and logical background. The program partially consists of modules that are adopted from ACM IS curriculum guideline and world-wide leading universities in the field of Information Systems, also program provides ability for students to get industrial IT certifications like, CCENT, CCNA, MCSA, Red Hat Linux, AWS, Autodesk and others.
Learning outcomes
- Having an opportunity to be employed in local and international IT companies, by successfully passing Beta-Career program.
- Showing labor market competitiveness by getting industrial IT certifications like CCENT, CCNA, MCSA, Red Hat Linux, Autodesk and others.
- Demonstrating skills of software and web developing by using knowledge of programming, algorithms and database management systems.
- Demonstrating effective self-study skills in a student-centered learning environment by passing courses which emphasizes different learning methodologies including flipped classroom and blended learning.
- Arranging future study of master degree in computer science field
- Develop and troubleshoot network topologies, security policies, and IT infrastructure by successfully completing courses of Computer networks, System administration and Cybersecurity courses.
- Demonstrating knowledge and skills in developing and supporting complex Information Systems.
- Gain advanced knowledge of key theories and frameworks of IT governance.
- Acquire specialized problem-solving skills, being able to select and use a governance framework to analyze a business case.
- Demonstrate a comparative understanding of the frameworks and standards within IT Governance like COBIT, ITIL and ISO 38500.
- Consolidating the skills using 3D printers, engraving laser and devices for virtual reality in Multimedia laboratory.
- Demonstrating skills in designing and developing interactive software and media.
- Using specific DevOps tools and managing infrastructure in the cloud to write secure code and check automation tests.
Compulsory & elective modules (courses)
Compulsory courses:
English Language 1-2
Programming Fundamentals
Calculus 1-2
Linear Algebra
Physics 1
Turkish 1-4
Physical education 1-4
Information and communications technology
Advanced Programming
Discrete mathematics
Kazakh/Russian language
Introduction to Algorithms Advanced Algorithms
Database Management Systems 1-2
Computer networks 1
Web programming – front end
Modern history of Kazakhstan
Web programming – back end
Philosophy
Probability and Mathematical Statistics
General elective
Module of Social and Political knowledge 1-2
Research methods and tools
Practice
Diploma project
Industrial practice 1-4
Diploma preparation
Elective courses:
3D Modeling
Advanced computer architecture
Advanced Programming using JAVA EE
AWS Cloud Computing
Business process design and management
Computer Networks 2
Computer vision
Cryptography
Data analysis
DevOps
Digital Image Processing
Distributed Big Data Systems
Engineering and computer graphics
Enterpreneurship
Enterprise Architecture
Game Development
Game Physics
Game theory
Graphic design
Information Theory
Introduction to Building information modeling
Introduction to C# Programming
Introduction to iOS Programming
Introduction to Unity programming
IT Management
IT-law
Leadership in IT
Linux Administration
Low-level architecture
Machine learning
Mobile Programming (Android)
Natural Language Processing
Personal Development in Computer Science
Project Management
Statistics and Visualization for Data Analysis
The Go programming language
User Interface Design
UX/UI design
Windows server administration
Wireless Networks
Employability
Graduates of this specialty can be employed
- at the enterprises of various industries;
- in companies and enterprises which provide technical support and service of computer and microprocessor technology:
- in companies engaged in information and telecommunication systems;
- in companies that develop software, applications for mobile operating systems or develop games.
After finishing this specialty, student can work as any expert in IT, whether it is a programmer or a project manager.
Student can work in a large IT companies of Silicon Valley like Google, Facebook, Microsoft or start their startup.
Program Educational Objectives
Program Educational Objectives are broad statements that describe what graduates are expected to attain within a few years of graduation. Within a few years of graduation with a bachelor’s degree in Information Systems at Suleyman Demirel University, our graduates are expected to attain one or more of the following career and professional accomplishments in that they will be:
Experts in the field of Information Systems with a comprehensive understanding of information systems design and development, their life-cycles, tools, techniques and methodologies;
Highly qualified specialists who are competent, committed, and capable members and leaders of information systems development teams;
- Innovators who apply their conceptual knowledge and engineering skills and computing knowledge to the design, development, and delivery of state-of-the-art Information System suites with ethical and legal considerations in mind to contribute positively to the betterment of society, and perhaps who even does start-ups and thereby contribute to the economy and provide employment for people;
- Lifelong learners who advance their knowledge through various recognized academic and professional programs of study or certification programs and who in a timely manner analyze and remedy the gaps in their knowledge bases on their own.
Student Outcomes
Student Outcomes are narrower statements that describe what students are expected to know and be able to do by the time of graduation. These relate to the skills, knowledge, and behaviors that students acquire in their matriculation through the program. By the time you graduate from our undergraduate program of Information Systems you will have achieved the following student outcomes:
- Analyze a complex computing problem and to apply principles of computing and other relevant disciplines to identify solutions.
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Design, implement, and evaluate a computing-based solution to meet a given set of computing requirements in the context of the program’s discipline.
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Communicate effectively in a variety of professional contexts.
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Recognize professional responsibilities and make informed judgments in computing practice based on legal and ethical principles.
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Function effectively as a member or leader of a team engaged in activities appropriate to the program’s discipline.
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Support the delivery, use, and management of information systems within an information systems environment.[IS]
Program Coordinator
Bauirzhan Berlikozha
bauirzhan.berlikozha@sdu.edu.kz