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Master of Computer and Information Sciences
MCIS graduates have advanced technical, creative, analytical and conceptual abilities, coupled with an understanding of their chosen specialisation. They will have the capability, credibility and judgement to manage significant software development projects an…
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MCIS graduates have advanced technical, creative, analytical and conceptual abilities, coupled with an understanding of their chosen specialisation. They will have the capability, credibility and judgement to manage significant software development projects and be able to lead teams of IT professionals engaged in analysis, design, construction, implementation, technical support and service delivery. They will have demonstrated an ability to undertake a sustained period of research. and may progress to further study at doctoral level.
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A relevant bachelor's degree or equivalent completed to a merit standard.
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