Compulsory modules
Process and Programming for Analytics (15 credits)
The aims of this module are:
- to understand various processes involved in big data analytics
- to understand and experience python and other programming approaches to big data
- to develop a critical and practical appreciation of activities and factors involved in organising big data analytics initiatives and projects
- to understand the skills and capabilities required for leading big data analytics applications
- to build the project management skills required for successful leadership of big data analytics initiatives and projects.
Information Architecture for AI and Digital Spaces (15 credits)
The aims of this module are for students to be able to:
- understand and distinguish between the information needs of users in a digital organisation
- understand the technology that has defined the semantic web
- understand the new technologies that make up the semantic web
- understand the methods available for integrating external and internal data, information and knowledge
- understand the role that information architecture plays in AI.
Digital Platforms, AI and Business Models (15 credits)
The aim of this module is to enable students to develop a critical understanding and practical ability in use of the core IT infrastructure, architecture, processes and technologies that underpin business efficiency and effectiveness in the modern data-driven organisation.
Study, Research and Employability Skills (15 credits)
The aims of this module are to:
- encourage students to take ownership of their personal learning and development;
- improve student's capabilities in the area of literature searching, referencing, academic writing and critical analysis;
- to build the skills required for effective working individually or in teams;
- to equip students with the relevant theoretical and practical research method knowledge required to design, plan and execute their own research.