Master of Science in Information Communication Technology (MSc ICT)
This programme is primarily informed by ICT knowledge generation and application (skills). It takes a scientific approach to the study of ICT; and is therefore guided principally by the understanding and application of theory.
Thus, the programme aims to equip students to:
- a. to equip students with scientific knowledge for analytical thinking in ICT development and management
- b. to produce professionals that are able
i. to engage in systematic thinking about the relationship between ICT and social systems, and
ii. to suggest innovative solutions. - c. to produce ICT academics and professionals required at various levels of the social, economic and industrial development of Ghana and elsewhere.
- d. to prepare students for advanced research and dissemination of knowledge at the PhD level.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Applicants must have a minimum of 2nd Class Lower degree in ICT, Computer Science or ICT related discipline from an accredited university.
A formal interview may be used to determine the ability of all applicants to take and pass courses of the programme.
COURSES OFFERED
The table below is a summary of the titles of all courses within the programme. All the courses have 3 credits except the MSc Project which has 6 credits.
First Year | ||||
CODE | COURSE | CODE | COURSE | |
ICTE701 | Computer Systems | ICTE706 | Decision Support Systems | |
ICTE702 | Advanced Data Communication & Computer Networks | ICTE707 | Wireless Network Architecture & Design | |
ICTE703 | Research Methods | ICTE708 | Software Engineering | |
ICTE704 | Professional Issues in ICT |
Second Year | ||||
ICTE709 | ICT Project Management | ICTE712 | Organisational Study of IS | |
ICTE710 | Information and Network Security | Elective 1 | ||
ICTE 700 | Dissertation |
IS Electives (4 credits each)
SOT712A: IS in Public Administration (E-Government)
SOT719A: E-Business
SOT716A: Artificial Intelligence Applications