ObjectivesThis degree focuses on the design and implementation of modern computer-based applications in a business context. Developing skills across a range of tools and development platforms, the course will encourage you to evaluate the role of computer-based systems in business.
Entry requirementsYou should also have GCSE English and Maths at grade C or above (or equivalent), plus one of the following: - at least 140 points from two or more A-levels - a pass in BTEC ND in Computer Studies, Science or relevant subject area with at least three merits in each year excluding common skills - advanced GNVQ distinction
Academic titleBSc Business Information Technology
Course descriptionCourse structure
For Single Honours, you take eight modules at each of three levels. Joint Honours students take four modules in BIT and four in their other subject. A decision to choose Major/Minor can be made at the end of level 1.
Level 1
Business and Information Systems
IT for Information Analysis and Presentation
Introduction to Computer and Software Systems Architecture
Introduction to the Internet
Introductory Programming
Research and Communication Skills for BIT
Level 2
Business Database Applications
Managing Communication Systems Networks and Telecommunications
Professional Issues in Systems Development
Program Design and Implementation
Project Planning and Management
User-Centred Systems Analysis
Level 3
Group Design and Development Project
Management Support Systems E-Business
Post-Implementation Issues
User Interface Design Advanced Business Database Systems Information Technology Strategies Multimedia and CSCW Systems
Work Placement for Professional Experience