MSc in Software Engineering

This Master's in Software Engineering program is designed to provide professional development at an advanced level in software engineering, enhancing skills and knowledge in areas critical for practicing IT professionals. The program prepares students to manage large-scale software development projects and participate in the design and implementation of high-quality, reliable software systems.

Key Features:

• Develop advanced skills in software engineering principles and practices.
• Gain the ability to manage and participate in large-scale software projects.
• Learn how to evaluate and ensure the security, reliability, and quality of software systems.
• Opportunity for professional development and career advancement in IT and software engineering fields.

Who Should Attend:

• Practicing software engineers and IT professionals looking for formal qualifications in software engineering.
• IT professionals and managers seeking to upgrade their technical skills and knowledge to a postgraduate level.
• Fresh graduates with a background in software engineering or related fields who want to pursue advanced studies.

Program Structure:

• Pre-requisite Modules (for non-computing students):
• Software Engineering Principles
• Systems Development Methods
• Software Design and Development (Duration: 1 month full-time / 2 months part-time)
• Core Modules:
• Managing Software Development Projects
• Reliability Management
• Object Oriented Software Systems Engineering
• Software Engineering Support Environments
• Software Quality Engineering
• Security Technologies
• Research Methodology in Computing and Engineering
• Project
• Elective Modules (Choose 3):
• Internet Applications
• Network Design & Performance
• Data Management
• Big Data Analytics and Technologies
• Natural Language Processing
• Project:
• Industry-based major projects that are directly relevant to the student's work or organization. The project involves selecting appropriate software engineering processes, methods, and tools and often results in a software prototype, review, or specifications.