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Head of School of Science,
Engineering & Information
Technology: Mr. Paschal Meehan
B. Eng (Hons), E.E.P., F.T.C.
Head of Department:
Ms. Janice O Connell
BSc, Grad Dip, MSc
For more information contact the
Department of Information
Technology. Telephone 061 208 864.
The amazing growth of the Internet and the surge in the use of mobile
phones has led to a new culture of communication around the world. This
new style of exchanging information is made possible by the countless
computer networks that circle the globe in a web of information. This
programme aims to provide you with a broad and forward-looking education
with the knowledge and skills necessary to excel in Computer Networks, Data
Communications and associated Systems Management roles. An additional
aim of the programme is to provide you with a range of knowledge which
will enhance your ability to fit rapidly into different workplace cultures,
adapt to change and pursue additional post-graduate studies.
Computer Networks 1, Computer Systems 1, Operating Systems 1, Computer Applications, Interpersonal Communications, Programming Concepts.
Computer Networks 2, Computer Systems 2, Operating Systems 2, IT Project Management, Database Systems 1, Mathematics for Computing.
Computer Networks 3, Computer Systems 3, Operating Systems 3, Database Systems 2, Computer Services Management, Project.
Data Communications, Security and Cryptography, IT Service Management, Information Systems Management, Research Project. Plus one Elective Module from the following: Enterprise Management Software, Distributed Systems.
4 Years. Also available part-time over a longer period (ACCS)
21 hours per week in Year 1
21 hours per week in Year 2
19 hours per week in Year 3
20 hours per week in Year 4.
Round 1 Points: 260
1. Through this programme you will gain expertise that will provide you with a foundation of knowledge, problem solving and logical thinking that will serve as a competitive advantage to you in your career, in a wide range of fields.
2. There is, and always will be, a strong requirement for people with the technical capacity to change how we live, communicate and change the world in which we live.
3. Graduates with computing skills are required by all business domains
including engineering, business, entertainment and education. There
is a world of opportunity available to you as a Networks and Systems
Management graduate.
“What I liked about this programme at LIT was that it is a Degree with
varied subject modules which provide you with and education in both
technical and business areas.”
Eileen Moloney