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CIT BSc in IT Support

  • 09-08-2010 12:09pm
    #1
    Mendas
    Closed Accounts Posts: 10 ✭


    :) Hi, hopefully I'm on the right site at last..

    I'm looking for any information re the BSC IT Support CR_KITSU7. It's an evening course at CIT done in one year.

    I have some prior learnings that I think I can use but I'm not sure how many of the electives I will need to do with the Mandatory modules.

    Any help is appreciated..


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  • #2
    ng1
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 50 ✭✭ng1


    The BSc in IT Support CR_KITSU_7 is a one-year add-on degree for full-time students. The entry requirement for the BSc in IT Support is a Higher Cert in IT Support or equivalent (120 credits). The add-on BSc in IT Support requires an extra sixty credits which means completing twelve five-credit modules.

    However, if you plan to do the BSc in IT Support CR_KITSE_7 in the evening, you will need two years to complete the twelve modules as you will be doing the course on a part-time basis.

    The twelve modules consist of eight mandatory modules and four elective modules.

    http://courses.cit.ie/index.cfm/page/course/courseId/259


    1. Mandatory modules (8 modules)
    Six of these modules are taught modules.

    Two modules - Project Specification and Project Implementation - are completed with the help of a project supervisor.

    2. Elective modules (4 modules):
    Two modules must be cognate electives - one from each list of group electives.

    Two modules are free-choice. (Most students usually tend to take extra group electives as their free-choice elective as these modules are considered the most useful/relevant options available.)




  • #3
    Mendas
    Closed Accounts Posts: 10 ✭Mendas


    Hi Ng1

    Thanks for the comprehensive reply. You've saved me a lot of time.
    It might be a better idea to do two years (less intensive maybe) I tried looking for CR_KITSE_7 but its routing back to CR_KITSU_7 Is it the same course?

    Maybe I should be looking towards the CR_KCOME_7 altogether but as Im working I would probably find the Programming a bit hard.

    Not sure what to do.....

    Again thanks for your time and efforts


  • #4
    Cork24
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2,663 ✭✭✭Cork24


    for Higher Cert in IT The Programming is Only Visual Basic.
    if your going doing the higher Cert in Computing it would be Visual Basic with C++ and Java in Year 2.

    VB is very easy. if you download a Visual Basic ebook and start reading it you be well ahead.

    all you need to do is Programming 1 for Cert in IT, Programming 2 is up to your self if you do it or not.


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