Bachelor of Science in Information Technology Management

Introduction

About the Program

The College of Engineering and Technology (CET) offers a specialized program in the field of Information Technology Management. The program has been designed by information technology professionals to assist students in building their career in the IT industry.

The curriculum focuses on problem-solving skills and techniques required to deliver computer-based solutions to real-world scenarios. Students develop and communicate technological solutions to different industrial issues, manage systems operations, improve, and simplify the technology transfer into industries and governments. Students learn to implement ethical judgments and critical thinking to measure, and evaluate the impact of information technology on modern social, political, and economic issues.

Demonstrate IT and Management concepts, techniques, skills, and tools.

Identify professional, security, ethical and social issues in IT and Management processes.

Effectively communicate knowledge and concepts in teams to achieve desirable goals.

Design computer programs or processes to meet business needs.

Contribute to professional knowledge and field of practice of information technology.

Program at a glance

Total Credit Hours

126 Credit Hours

Duration

4 Years

Instruction Language

English

Tuition Fees

57,330 AED/Yearly

Quality assured

Accreditations

Accredited by CAA

Program Director

Dr. Alyaa Amer

Assistant Professor

Credit breakdown

Program Structure

Course Category	Total Number of Courses	Total Number of Credit Hours
General Education Courses	11	33
Core Courses – Business	8	24
Core Courses – IT	19	60
Free Elective	3	9
Total	41 Courses	126 Credit Hours

Curriculum

Courses & Descriptions

General Education Courses

ENG 101 Academic Writing 3 CH

ARLAA 105 Arabic Composition 3 CH

ARLNA 100 Arabic for Non Arab Speakers 3 CH

ARLAA 100 Communication Skills in Arabic 3 CH

DES 104 Contemporary Arab Art 3 CH

ASC 208 Emirati Studies (formerly UAE and GCC Society) 3 CH

ENG 200 English Literature 3 CH

ASC 211 Environmental Science 3 CH

MAT 100 General Mathematics 3 CH

DES 105 History of Islamic Art 3 CH

MGT 604 Innovation and Entrepreneurship 3 CH

ASC 219 Introduction to AI 3 CH

ASC 201 Introduction to Philosophy 3 CH

ASC 207 Introduction to Research 3 CH

ASC 106 Islamic Civilization 3 CH

ASC 105 Islamic Culture 3 CH

ASC 204 Middle East History 3 CH

ASC 210 Natural Science 3 CH

ASC 212 Sustainable Energy 3 CH

ASC 101 University Life 3 CH

ASC 203 World History 3 CH

Bridging Courses

Core Business Courses

MGT 202 Business Statistics 3 CH

MGT 105 Introduction to Statistics (formerly General Statistics) 3 CH

MGT 200 Management Information System 3 CH

ECO 100 Microeconomics 3 CH

MGT 205 Organizational Behavior 3 CH

ACC 100 Principles of Accounting 3 CH

MGT 100 Principles of Management 3 CH

MKT 200 Principles of Marketing 3 CH

Core IT Courses

CIT 410 Advanced Topics in CIT 3 CH

The course Advanced Topics in CS is designed to provide students with the current and emerging technologies relevant to Computer Science and Information Technology. The course aims at introducing the new advanced concepts, principles, and practices of the modern computing landscape. The course content might vary from one semester to another depending upon the emerging technologies, faculties expertise, and students’ preferences. Advanced Topics in CS course uses a variety of teaching strategies to expose students to real world scenarios, which are current industry challenges. This approach ensures that CS graduates are equipped with the contemporary skill sets required in the ever-changing industry. 
The course enables students to explore distinct areas of CS, which are not covered in the regular coursework and focuses on the identification of long-term overall aims and interests, as well as the means of using CS to help businesses achieve their organizational goals. Topics covered in this course include but are not limited to, Blockchain, Data Science, Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence, and Big Data among others. This course aims at improving students’ soft and hard skills through assignments, oral presentations, and a final group based project.

ITM 412 Business Intelligence and Decision Making 3 CH

CIT 416 Capstone Graduation Project 3 CH

The objective of the capstone graduation project is to provide students with the application of knowledge, skills, and experience gained during their program of study to complete a project collaboratively depending on the student’s major and preference. The course assumes that students have identified the proposal from the previous capstone seminar course. The course expects students to implement and evaluate their proposals. For the IT Management student, the Capstone project will focus on the design, implementation, and evaluation of an IT system or solution that addresses a specific business problem or opportunity relevant to the student’s major and preferences. The project will culminate in the submission of a final report addressing the 
solution, implementation, and impact on the organization. For a Computer Science Student, a Capstone project will focus on designing, implementing, and testing a software application or system that addresses a real-world computing problem relevant to the student’s major and preferences. Students must work in a team to develop the expected results. Students are required to present their findings through an oral presentation and a written report that will be assessed individually.

CIT 307 Computer Ethics 3 CH

CIT 311 Data Analytics 3 CH

ITM 310 Database Administration 3 CH

CIT 212 Database Systems 3 CH

ITM 400 E-Business and E-Commerce Systems 3 CH

CIT 411 Human Computer Interaction 3 CH

CIT 305 Internship 2 CH

CSC 110 Introduction to Computer System 3 CH

CIT 201 Introduction to Programming 3 CH

ITM 413 IT Governance 3 CH

ITM 404 IT Project Management 3 CH

ITM 313 IT Strategy and Risk Management 3 CH

ITM 414 Knowledge Management Systems 3 CH

CIT 300 Multimedia Technology 3 CH

CIT 402 System Analysis and Design 3 CH

CIT 205 Website Design 3 CH

Core Courses

College Mathematics and Science Courses

Concentration Courses

Cybersecurity Engineering Core Courses

Mechatronics Engineering Core Courses

Engineering Core Courses

Free Electives Courses

Free Electives 9 CH

Thesis

Electives

Comprehensive Exam

Dissertation

Research Seminar

Basic Health Science Courses

College Core Courses

Clinical Placement Courses

Semester by semester

Study Plan

Credit hours: 126
Duration: 4 years
Terms: 8

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Year 1
Semester 1
- — 3 CH General Education
- — 3 CH General Education
- — 3 CH General Education
- MGT 100 3 CH Principles of Management Core Business
- CSC 110 3 CH Introduction to Computer Systems Core IT
Semester 2
- — 3 CH General Education
- — 3 CH General Education
- — 3 CH General Education
- ECO 100 3 CH Microeconomics Core Business
- — 3 CH General Statistics Core Business
- ACC 100 3 CH Principles of Accounting Core Business
Year 2
Semester 3
- — 3 CH General Education
- — 3 CH General Education
- CIT 201 3 CH Introduction to Programming Core IT
- MGT 200 3 CH Management Information System Core Business
- MKT 200 3 CH Principles of Marketing Core Business
- MGT 202 3 CH Business Statistics Core Business
Semester 4
- — 3 CH General Education
- — 3 CH General Education
- MGT 205 3 CH Organizational Behavior Core Business
- CIT 205 3 CH Website Design Core IT
- CIT 307 3 CH Computer Ethics Core IT
- CIT 212 3 CH Database Systems Core IT
Year 3
Semester 5
- CIT 300 3 CH Multimedia Technology Core IT
- CIT 311 3 CH Data Analytics Core IT
- ITM 313 3 CH IT Strategy and Risk Management Core IT
- — 3 CH Free Elective
Semester 6
- ITM 310 3 CH Database Administration Core IT
- ITM 400 3 CH E-Business & E-Commerce Systems Core IT
- CIT 411 3 CH Human Computer Interaction Core IT
- CIT 402 3 CH System Analysis and Design Core IT
- ITM 413 3 CH IT Governance Core IT
- ITM 414 3 CH Knowledge Management Systems Core IT
Year 4
Semester 7
- ITM 412 3 CH Business Intelligence and Decision Making Core IT
- ITM 404 3 CH IT Project Management Core IT
- — 3 CH Advanced Topics in ITM Core IT
- — 3 CH Free Elective
Semester 8
- CIT 305 6 CH Internship Core Business
- CIT 416 3 CH Capstone Graduation Project Core Business
- — 3 CH Free Elective

Study Plan - Bachelor of Science in Information Technology Management

What we aim for

Program Goals

Seek professional development and post graduate degrees in the fields of Information technology and Management.
Work in teams and demonstrate effective communication and collaborative research skills.
Demonstrate knowledge and skills in the fields of Information Technology and Management.
Show ethical, professional, and social qualities.
Be an effective member of the community and make positive contributions to the society

What you will learn

Program Learning Outcomes

Demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of business and management concepts, techniques, skills, and tools.
Analyze and implement solutions to real-world problems using appropriate computing tools.
Develop and implement IT governance strategies and employ ITM to align with an organization’s long-term goals.
Recognize professional responsibilities and exercise informed judgment in IT practice based on legal and ethical principles.
Exhibit self-development capabilities, work autonomously, and engage effectively in team collaborations.

Requirements

Program Requirements

Graduation Requirements

For undergraduate degree completion, undergraduate students must satisfy the following requirements:
1. Earn a minimum CGPA of 2.00 on a scale of 4.00.
2. Successfully complete all courses as described in the study plan.
3. The Degree Completion requirements must be met within the timeframe of the program.
4. Transfer students must successfully earn a minimum of 50% of the course credits for the program at AUE.

Admission Requirements

Admission

When can I join?

Three intakes every year

Students can join at the beginning of any semester.

Intake 01

September

Fall Semester

Intake 02

January

Spring Semester

Intake 03

May

Summer Semester

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Bachelor of Science in Information Technology Management

About the Program

126 Credit Hours

4 Years

English

57,330 AED/Yearly

Accreditations

Dr. Alyaa Amer

Program Structure

Courses & Descriptions

Study Plan

Year 1

Semester 1

Semester 2

Year 2

Semester 3

Semester 4

Year 3

Semester 5

Semester 6

Year 4

Semester 7

Semester 8

Program Goals

Program Learning Outcomes

Program Requirements

Graduation Requirements

Admission Requirements

Three intakes every year

Fall Semester

Spring Semester

Summer Semester

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