Computer science and communication systems
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- Admission : /en/education/bachelor/computer-science-and-communication-systems/admission/
- Study program : /en/education/bachelor/computer-science-and-communication-systems/study-program/
- Structure of studies : /en/education/bachelor/computer-science-and-communication-systems/structure-of-studies/
- Career perspectives : /en/education/bachelor/computer-science-and-communication-systems/career-perspectives/
- Exchange programs : /en/education/bachelor/computer-science-and-communication-systems/exchange-programs/
- People : /en/education/bachelor/computer-science-and-communication-systems/people/
Study program
Department:
Computer science and communication systems
Specialization:
Networks and Systems
Module: IT management
Course description
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Objectives
Define the main mechanisms that govern the relations between companies and their functioning, with a particular emphasis on companies active in the IT field.
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Content
- Role of the company in a liberal economy,
- Rights and duties of a company
- Notions of economic ethics
- Basics of accounting
- General principles of corporate finance
- Main business models of IT companies
- IT marketing
- Principles of intellectual property and data protection.
Type of teaching and workload
Lecture course (including exercises)
32 periods
Course specification
Year of validity
2024-2025
Weight
1st year
Semester
Autumn
Program
French,Bilingual
Department
Computer science and communication systems
Language of instruction
French
ID
B1C-ECDO-S
Level
basic
Course type
Core
Study program
Bachelor
Evaluation methods
- Continuous assessment Written work
Course grade calculation method
The continuous assessment mark corresponds to the weighted average of all of the semester's exams. In case of a revision exam, the course's final mark corresponds to the arithmetic average of the continuous assessment and the revision exam marks.
Intructor(s) and/or coordinator(s)
Jean-Baptiste Henry De Diesbach, Philippe Joye