Software Engineering - Athlone

TUS - Athlone Campus

 

Course Name Software Engineering - Athlone
Course Provider TUS - Athlone Campus
Alternative Provider(s) TUS - Technological University of the Shannon
Course Code 19620 (Assigned by Qualifax. Not an official code)
Course Type Postgraduate
Qualifications
Award NameNFQ ClassificationAwarding BodyNFQ Level
Degree - Masters (Level 9 NFQ)  More info... Major Technological University of the Shannon Level 9 NFQ
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Attendance Options Full time, Part time, Daytime
Location (Districts) Athlone
Qualification Letters MSc
Enrolment and Start Dates Comment Course Commencement Date: September
Duration 1 year full-time, 2 years part-time.
Course Fee

Expand+The programme tuition fee is €6,250 for EU students and for Non EU students the tuition fee is €14,500 per annum.
*subject to change

Additional Information
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Entry Requirements Minimum Entry Requirements:
Honours (Grade 2.2) degree in an appropriate engineering, computing or cognate discipline, or an equivalent qualification. Appropriate experience (or appropriate qualifier) may also be required depending upon the degree qualifications.
Course Summary

Expand+Why take this course?
The aim of this programme is to provide an opportunity for computer professionals and engineers to enhance their knowledge and expertise in areas of current active research and development in software engineering. Participants ...

Course Content Course Award: Master of Science Course
NFQ Level: Level 9
Department: Dept of Computer and Software Engineering
Subjects Taught Year 1
Software Engineering Project;
Software Design;
Data Science;
Service-oriented Architecture;
Agile Build and Delivery;
Database Systems;
Computer Networks and Telecommunications;
Data Visualization;
Rich Internet Applications
Assessment Method Assessment Information
Included within the combination of assessment instruments for the programme are the following:

traditional closed-book, time-constrained written examinations assignments

project-type assessment

The assessment of performance is implemented on a phased-basis with an appropriate balance between continuous assessment and the final examination.
Careers or Further Progression Career Prospects
There is a high demand for skilled software engineering graduates resulting from the expansion of the software industry in Ireland and overseas.
Further Enquiries For additional information about this programme, please contact:
Dr Enda Fallon,
Head of Department,
Computer and Software Engineering,
Email: efallon@ait.ie
Tel: (090) 647 1877
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