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Master of Software Development
Graduates will have the technical knowledge and skills to develop practical software systems, be able to independently learn and use new software technologies and tools, and have the professional and enterprise skills necessary for working effectively in ICT o…
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Graduates will have the technical knowledge and skills to develop practical software systems, be able to independently learn and use new software technologies and tools, and have the professional and enterprise skills necessary for working effectively in ICT organisations. The MSwDev is intended to lead to working as a professional in the IT industry, but graduates seeking further qualifications could progress to a research-based master's degree. Graduates will be able to work as programmers/software developers or closely related positions in the IT industry.
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A bachelor's degree with an average grade of B or better in a discipline other than software development, computer science, or related subject, and a basic level of programming skill.
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