Masters in Information Systems Management

uriko

Hi to u all,

Was thinkin o headn bac 2uni sept 2009 to do this course, any1 els thinkin o doin it?

how wil d job prospects be outta this (taking into consideration that the economy may pick up over d next few yrs)??

fuzzsc00ta

uriko wrote: »

Hi to u all,

Was thinkin o headn bac 2uni sept 2009 to do this course, any1 els thinkin o doin it?

how wil d job prospects be outta this (taking into consideration that the economy may pick up over d next few yrs)??

You might want to take a fresher course in the English language before considering 3rd Level education.

Master Splinter

fuzzsc00ta wrote: »

You might want to take a fresher course in the English language before considering 3rd Level education.

get a fuckin life

awhir

fuzzsc00ta wrote: »

You might want to take a fresher course in the English language before considering 3rd Level education.

lol

Mahns

Ya I'll be doing this masters in September 09. Looks very interesting! google dsa nuig galway and it gives you alot of info! Think if you do well in it then there is a still a demand from employers for these grads!

pjmn

Looking at this course myself...

Any members on Boards completed same? Would welcome any views (good or bad)...

Thank you...

joeydel

Hi, Im almost finished the MBS Ecommerce which includes alot of the same subjects..I would say that the Masters in ISM is probably a better choice between the two!It's a broad course and includes alot of coursework and projects..but it's very doable and you'll pick up alot during the year.While there are always certain modules that dont appeal to some..I think overall it is only the one year and as far as I know doesn't include a thesis!anyway best of luck:)

pjmn

Thank you - appreciate that feedback. I'm considering taking it on part-time as I'm already in the workforce - takes two years to complete part-time.

Again - thanks for taking the time to reply...

Clemon

MIS is actually the biggest pile of shít. Worst subject you could do.

pjmn

Interesting feedback - thank you - did you take this particular course?

adro98

Hi all,
Thinking of doing this masters part time over 2 years. Any feedback on its difficulty, work load etc would be appreciated
Thanks in advance:)

compgeek

Hi Guys,


I am sorry if I am hijacking this thread, I don't mean too. I am a longterm boards.ie reader, first time poster.


I have just accepted a place on this course after completing an Honors degree in Information Systems Management.

I have a few questions and I would really appreciate it if any of you could answer them for me.


(1) Is there a dissertation / public speaking component to this course?

(2) Is there may class contact hours per week? (I would really appreciate if anyone had a sample / old timetable from this course to give me an idea of what it would be like).

(3)Can this course be completed in conjunction with holding down a part-time job? If I was to leave my current job, would there be any possibility of lecturing / assistant lecturing to keep some type of income in existence to help me survive?

(4)The information on this course online is somewhat vague, would anyone maybe have a comprehensive list of subjects / old course content/outline they might be able to send me a copy of?

Thanks for you time. I am looking forward to any replies I might get.

CompGeek.

compgeek

Hi Guys,



It's me again. I have just registered for this course (well, partially registered), I am fine completing the steps but when I get to the optional module selection (which is complusory to make up the credits you must take) then I get stuck.


I was just wondering if anyone would have any broader information on all of the modules of this course?


Thanks,
CompGeek.

adro98

Hi CompGeek

Send me your e-mail address and i'll send u all the info i have. Doing the course part time myself.

Adrian

compgeek

Hi Adrian,


Thanks for your reply. PM sent. Do you mind me asking how are you finding the course?


What sort of course hours are involved? (I know you are doing this course part-time but I would still like your opinion).




CompGeek.