Business technology
Business technology starts with understanding a problem and identifying the information and tools needed to address it.
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Information systems
For people interested in the connection between business processes, information and technology.
What does this
subject involve?
Information systems connects technology with the work of an organisation. The field considers how people, processes and information interact, and how a system can support a business requirement.
This guide explains the subject, not a confirmed SALM curriculum. Ask admissions for the current programme, qualification and module details.
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Information systems questions
Ask us a questionHow is information systems different from computer science?
Information systems emphasises the use of technology and information in organisations. Computer science generally places more emphasis on computation and software foundations. Individual programmes overlap, so compare the actual curriculum and assessment.
Is this a business or a technical study interest?
It sits between the two. Ask admissions about the balance of business analysis, systems, data and technical work in a confirmed programme, and what prior computing knowledge is expected.
How do I confirm programme availability and fees?
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