Postgraduate Diploma in Software and Information Technology
PGDip S.& I.T.
Software and Information Technology sits between computer science on the one hand and information systems on the other.
Knowledge of hardware and software is only part of the equation. Software and Information Technology knowledge and skills are only relevant when applied to business and social issues, problems and opportunities.
This diploma will equip graduates with a variety of transferable IT skills which they can apply to real world problems.
It provides courses in programming, technical computing, end user computing, simulation and information systems which focus on understanding and evaluating existing techniques and theories before applying them.
It is a one-year course.
Course of study
The course of study for the Postgraduate Diploma must include at least 40 credits chosen from Schedule A and B of the Master of Software and Information Technology with at least 20 credits from Schedule A. The remaining 20 credits may be chosen from any of the 600 level courses offered at Lincoln University, or at an equivalent level at another tertiary institution.
Academic Co-ordinator: Alan McKinnon
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