IT (Information Technology) Management involves the coordination of complex computer systems in organisations including the selection, installation and maintenance of all computing technologies.
This is a critical role in any organisation as the efficient management of IT is vitally important for all aspects of a business.
Course Structure
This course provides a unique blend of business and IT subjects which is viewed by industry as an essential element in the role of a modern IT manager. The course comprises a significant amount of practical work. In particular, Year 1 features continuous assessments with no final year exam, enabling students to monitor progress throughout the year.
On completion of the course, students will have a detailed understanding of:
Network systems management, advanced database management
Strategic management
Team work and people management skills
Financial information management
Day-to-day IT department management.
Is this course for you?
Are you interested in working as an IT professional, but not necessarily as a software developer? Are you interested in a qualification that enables you to work in a vast array of organisations from small local companies to large multinationals? Are you interested in a course that gives you exposure to business and IT subjects much needed in industry?
Special Features:
Work placements are offered as part of all undergraduate courses with leading national and international companies. Previous placements have been made with Adidas (Germany), Ericsson, Kerry Food, MSD, Intel, Glanbia and Abbott Ireland.
Exit award: Higher Certificate in Science in Computing (with options in Computer Applications and Programming) (NFQ Level 6) after Year 2.
Year 1
Semester 1
Semester 2
Applications and Interpersonal Communications (M)
Computer Hardware 2 (M)
Computer Hardware 1 (M)
Mathematics 2 (M)
Mathematics 1 (M)
Networking 2 (M)
Networking 1 (M)
Operating Systems (M)
Programming 1 (M)
Programming 2 (M)
M is a mandatory subject - E is an elective subject
Year 2
Semester 3
Semester 4
Business Management (M)
Financial Maths (M)
Introduction to Data Analytics (M)
Networking: Wireless and Routing Concepts (M)
Networking: Switching and VLAN Concepts (M)
Project 2 (M)
Systems Administration (M)
Systems Infrastructure and Security (M)
Web Programming and Databases 1 (M)
Web Programming and Databases 2 (M)
M is a mandatory subject - E is an elective subject
Year 3
Semester 5
Semester 6
Networking III (M)
Approved Semester Abroad (M)
Information Systems (M)
Project (M)
Project Management (M)
Work Placement (M)
Secure Systems Administration (M)
Web and Cloud Applications (M)
M is a mandatory subject - E is an elective subject
What are the minimum entry requirements?
5O6/H7
English or Irish O6/H7
Mathematics O6/H7
What follow-on study opportunities are available?
Graduates are eligible to proceed to the BSc (Honours) in IT Management at SETU Carlow.
What exemptions will I receive?
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Notes
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What will I be able to do when I finish the course?
Graduates are qualified to work across the IT spectrum in any industry sector. Some sample positions include:
