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Unit name ICT System Acquisition and Integration
Unit code KIT303
Credit points 12.5
Faculty/School College of Sciences and Engineering
School of Information and Communication Technology
Discipline Information & Communication Technology
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Requisites

Prerequisites

    KIT203 or KIT204 or KIT206

Teaching

Teaching Pattern

There will be no face to face sessions but you are required to participate in a virtual learning environment to acquire knowledge of the unit and to complete various assessment items. You are expected to do 6 - 10 hours of self study each week.

Assessment

40% exam, 60% in-semester (20% quizzes, 20% online discussion forums, 20% professional report)

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