This course provides a comprehensive overview of Information Management, focusing on the effective acquisition, organization, and utilization of information within organizations.

Information Management component covers the principles and practices of managing information resources. Students will learn about information systems, data management, records management, and information governance. Key topics include data storage solutions, information retrieval, and the role of technology in managing organizational information.

By the end of the course, students will be equipped with the skills to design, implement, and manage information systems that support organizational goals and decision-making processes.

This course explores the intersection of Communication and Media Technology, emphasizing the role of technology in shaping communication practices and media industries.

Communication component focuses on effective communication strategies, including written, verbal, and digital communication. Students will explore communication theories, media relations, and public relations strategies.

Media Technology component covers the technological tools and platforms used in media production and distribution. Topics include digital media, multimedia design, and the impact of emerging technologies on media practices.

Students will gain an understanding of how technology influences communication and media, preparing them for careers in media production, digital communication, and technology management.

This course provides an in-depth exploration of Computer Technology Science, focusing on the technical aspects of computer systems and their applications.

Computer Technology component covers fundamental and advanced topics in computer science, including programming, software development, hardware systems, and network technologies. Students will learn about computer architecture, operating systems, and cybersecurity.

By the end of the course, students will have a strong foundation in computer technology, enabling them to design, develop, and manage computer systems and applications.

This course examines the integration of Marketing and Information Technology Management, focusing on how technology enhances marketing strategies and operations.

Marketing component covers traditional and digital marketing techniques, including market research, consumer behavior, branding, and marketing strategies. Students will explore how technology can be leveraged to optimize marketing efforts.

Information Technology Management component focuses on the use of technology to support and manage marketing functions. Topics include marketing information systems, data analytics, and digital marketing tools.

Students will learn how to combine marketing expertise with IT management skills to develop and implement effective marketing strategies and technology solutions.