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Graduate Prospects
The development of digital economy and smart manufacturing, smart finance, smart agriculture,
health care, smart home, smart city, smart logistics, robotics has a huge demand for talents and
experts in AI and currently the graduates supply is far less compared to demands. We believe our
graduates will have a wide range of opportunities in Internet companies, industries as well as
research institutes and government departments and agencies.

STUDY PLAN & MODULE DESCRIPTIONS

Code Module Credits Duration Prerequisite(s)
YEAR 1
Introduction to Computer Science 3 45 hrs ---
COMP1121
and its Application

This module will introduce: 1) fundamental electronic data processing concepts and
associated terminologies; 2) the development of computers and computer applications;
3) network security, malware, security software and the use of encryption and
decryption for secure data communication; 4) programming languages; and 5) concepts
of algorithms, data structures, resource management. Furthermore, computer science
related fields such as AI and its applications will be introduced and discussed.
COMP1122 Introduction to Programming 3 45 hrs ---
This module introduces fundamental programming techniques and principles using the
popular Python Programming language. It aims to build fundamental software
development skills including the use of the Python programming language and tools,
debugging, testing and fundamentals of good programming practice, style and design.
COMP1123 Computer Organization 3 45 hrs ---
This module is concerned with the study of the structures and behaviour of computers.
It traces the evolution of computers and considers the functional organization of a
computer. Major components of a computer are discussed in this module and an
overview of microcomputer technologies is provided.

COMP1124 Advanced Programming 3 45 hrs COMP1122
This module covers the principles of object-oriented programming using the Java
language. Fundamental programming skills and methods related to object-oriented
approaches are discussed. Topics include: objects and classes, encapsulation,
inheritance and polymorphism, abstract classes and interfaces, generics and container
classes, exception handling, and functional programming.
COMP1125 Introduction to E-Business 3 45 hrs ---
The goals of this module are to provide students with an overview of key concepts in
business, and to develop an understanding of E-Business. This module will expose the
students to the basic principles of running businesses, and to provide students with the
knowledge of various modern e-commerce related concepts and terminologies,
including topics on web technologies, payment and security, marketing, legal issues, and
environmental and social behaviors.

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