Anyone currently taking / had taken Bachelor of Computer Science especially in:

- Computer Networking and System (CNS)
- Management Information System (MIS)

over there?

Have some questions to ask.

Hi,

I would like to know more on the Degree in MIS course at UM and I have some questions to ask too..

- I saw on the MIS program overview, and i saw that "candidates will be conferred with Bachelor of Information Technology degree".
Do you grad as an IT or CS? Cause i see on the list of faculties, that its under Bachelor of Computer Science .

- Does UM like offer any kinds of recognised certificate for that course within UM itself? Or do you have to take it somewhere else?
- Is there a lot of students taking that course? Mostly are?
- Is there like differences between ISE with MIS (Management Information System)?
- In general, is the course demanded outside nowadays, for getting a job later?


Thanks.

What do you mean by 3P?

So, your saying um offer some certificate classes over there as well? Full training as if? Free for?

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Added on June 21, 2011, 9:50 amyup, i'm currently a comp science student

so, is it good to study degree over there at UM?

what about the Bachelor of Information Technology (Management) programme? can you describe a bit of it?

Thanks

This post has been edited by chazmonster: Jun 21 2011, 09:50 AM

im doing my diploma at international islamic college

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Added on June 23, 2011, 12:00 ambtw, is there like an open day at um where the public can come?

university tour or something like that also?..



This post has been edited by chazmonster: Jun 23 2011, 12:00 AM

i see..btw, is there any SAP training over there as well?


- does MIS involves a lot of database stuffs?

- is degree in Computer and Networking System good over there?

- how about Bachelor of Information Technology (Management) ?



many thanks

so your saying, that course doesn't involve a lot of programming, correct?
is there other CS course @ UM that is similar to it?..MIS?

i know SE has a lot of programming stuffs + i'm not that really into programming a lot..


thanks