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Development and Maintenance of Information Systems

Language of instruction

english, lithuanian

Qualification degree and (or) qualification to be awarded

Professional Bachelor of Computing

Place of delivery

Panevėžys, Laisvės a. 23, LT-35200

Institution that has carried out assessment

Studijų kokybės vertinimo centras

Institution that has performed accreditation, accreditation term

Studijų kokybės vertinimo centras, 8/31/2022

Data provided or updated (date)

6/29/2021

Order on accreditation

SV6-13
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Summary of the Profile

The objective of the Study Programme is to develop a fully educated, independent, responsible, communicative, creative and entrepreneurial personality who is able to compete in the rapidly changing market of technologies, products and services by developing, implementing, maintaining, improving, updating and managing secure information systems for various domains. to solve relevant professional problems.
Learning outcomes:
1. To explain the main facts, concepts, theories and mathematical methods related to computer operation, computer hardware and software, its features and practical applications, computer communication and applied solutions related to important historical, current and potential computer science.
2. To explain the principles of algorithm design and analysis, programming paradigms, languages and technologies, human-computer interaction principles, typical software life-cycles, software development and maintenance methods.
3. To explain how the business, industrial, economic and social context affects professional practices defined by ethical standards and regulated by legal requirements, including data and intellectual property protection, contracts, product safety, liability and other related issues, to apply knowledge of information systems studies to secure applications development.
4. To explain the main facts, concepts and theories related to information systems and their development and maintenance, analysis and modeling of business processes, operational risk and computer-based project management, information security.
5. To explain the principles of data and information storage, management, retrieval, analysis, extraction, visualization and security, methods and technologies for the design, implementation and management of databases and repositories.
6. To describe the problem of professional activity in the field of information systems studies.
7. To prepare the data and information from various sources required to solve the problem, to analyze it according to specific criteria, to evaluate and substantiate decisions with reasoned conclusions.
8. To analyze the organization's business processes, identifying its requirements for information system, to create the requirements specification, system design and other documentation necessary for the implementation, test and maintenance of the information system.
9. To select appropriate IS life-cycle models, development and maintenance methods and tools and to implement an information system according to organizational and technological environment, possible solution alternatives, requirements.
10. To communicate professionally in Lithuanian and at least one foreign language with specialist audiences.
11. To work in teams in accordance with the principles and rules of professional, ethical conduct and social responsibility.
Activities of teaching and learning:
Lectures, seminars, solutions of problem situations, examination of practical examples, studying of special literature, practical work, laboratory work, team work, individual work, tutorials, professional practice and other learning activities
Methods of assessment of learning achievements:
Exams, colloquiums, testing, oral interviews, written interviews, presentation of specialist literature analysis, presentation of problem situations solutions, practice report preparation and presentation, individual work, course work, team work and project preparation and presentation.
Examinations and projects are conducted in a written and oral form. Student achievements are assessed from 1 to 10. The knowledge assessment from 1 to 5 is unsatisfactory.
Framework:
Study subjects (modules), practical training:
Subjects: Communication module,
Practical informatics,
Applied Mathematics Module,
Information technology infrastructure module,
Fundamentals of programming module,
Distributed systems programming module,
Internet technologies and systems module,
Business management and geographic information systems module,
Economics and research module,
Database module,
Information systems management and security module,
Frameworks and services module,
Informatics law,
Graphical user interface for information systems (A1), Multimedia and computer design (A1),
"Data Warehousing and Business Data Analysis (A2),
Data analysis (A2) ,
"Audit and evaluation of information systems (A3),
Information Security Management and Risk Management (A3),
„Internet of Things (A4),
Elements of artificial intelligence (A4) ",
OS1, OS2
Final module.

The scope of the study field subjects is – 165 credits, 33 credits of these are allocated for practice
Specializations:
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Optional courses:
Students are allowed to select general optional college study subjects which have been foreseen by the Director‘s order (OS1, OS2) as well as alternatively selected optional subjects provided by the committee of the study programme:
Block of subjects - A1 (Information Systems Graphical User Interface/Multimedia and Computer Design), - A2 (Data Storage and Business Data Analysis/Data Mining), - A3 (Information Systems Audit and Evaluation/Management of Information Security and Risk Control), Block of subjects – A4 (Internet of Things (A4), Elements of artificial intelligence).
Distinctive features of a study programme:
Students in the programme of the Development and Maintenance of Information Systems are trained the technologies of modern programming, databases, development of information systems. Graduates attain competences to apply best practices of information systems design, programming, IT service management, to develop and update information systems in team,
to carry out maintenance of information systems.
Access to professional activity or further study:
Access to professional activity:
Having completed studies, IT professionals are able to work in the field of development and maintenance of information systems. They are able to execute information systems planning, design, installation and maintenance of information systems in various companies and organizations.
Access to further study:
Graduates will be able to pursue the enrollment of their learning outcomes if they decide to study according to the first cycle university study programmes. After completing supplementary studies or fulfilling other requirements established by the higher educational institution, they acquire the right to enter postgraduate studies of the second cycle.