Curriculum | Curriculum 2020-2021 | Business Information Technology

The table below shows the subjects in the order in which they are offered, the student’s preferred prior knowledge and any additional prerequisites.

Table 1.

Course code Module/ Module name	Name study unit	Code study unit	EC	Q	Prerequisites
B1-fase (Year 1)
202001060 Introduction to BIT	Introduction to mathematics + Calculus 1A for BIT	202001187	4	1A
	Intro to Computer Science	202001061	6
	Intro to Business Information Technology	202001062	4
	Research Methods	202001063	1
202001064 Software Development	Calculus 1B for BIT	202001194	3	1B
	System Design	202001065	4
	Programming	202001066	8
202001067 Business Intelligence and IT	Linear Algebra for BIT	202001202	3	2A
	Business Intelligence and Databases	202001068	4.5
	Business Process Management	202001069	4.5
	Research Methods	202001070	2.5
	Academic Skills	202001071	0.5
202001027 Data & information Module	Probability Theory for CS/BIT	202001233	3	2B
202001027 Data & information Module	Data & Information Core	202001028	12	2B
B2-fase (Year 2)
202000410 Finance for Engineers	Accounting and Finance	202000411	3.5	1A
	Option Pricing	202000412	2.5
	Project Finance for Engineers	202000413	6
	IT & Law	202001076	3
202001031 Intelligent Interaction Design Module for CS/BIT	Statistical Techniques for CS/BIT	202001033	3	1B	Desirable: Software Development + Data & information
	Intelligent Interaction Design CS/BIT	202001032	12	1B	Desirable: Software Development + Data & information
202001083 From Product Design to Online Business	ERP, Apps & ICT Architecture	202001084	5	2A	Desirable: all preceding modules
	Product Design to Online Business Theory	202001085	4
	Product Design to Online Business Project	202001086	6
202001087 Business Innovation through IT Project	IT Project Design & initiation	202001088	4	2B
	It Project Performance	202001089	4
	IT Project in Context	202001090	3
	IT Project Design in Practice	202001091	4
B3-fase (year 3)
Minor			15	1A	Required: 75 EC See art. 1.3.3 lid 1 of EER appendix
Minor			15	1A	Required: 75 EC See art. 1.3.3 lid 1 of EER appendix
Minor			15	1B	Required: 75 EC See art. 1.3.3 lid 1 of EER appendix
Minor			15	1B	Required: 75 EC See art. 1.3.3 lid 1 of EER appendix
202001092 BIT INC	Practical Component	202001093	10	1A or 2A	Required: 120 EC (excluding minor) See art. 1.3.3 lid 2 of EER appendix
202001092 BIT INC	Reflection Component	202001094	5	1A or 2A
202001050 Research Project Module	Research Project Core - research component - reflection component	202001051	15	1B or 2B	Required: 120 EC (excluding minor) See art. 1.3.3 lid 2 of EER appendix

MINORS

See Article 3.2 of the general section of the Education and Examination Regulation. The in-depth module may be completed by choosing from the modules listed in Table 2. Students who choose one of the following options for their minor must first obtain permission from the Examination Board:

Exchange Minor (EM);
In-depth initiatives (IM), see Table 2;
Multi Minors (MM);
Individual minor.

Tabel 2: In-depth Minors BIT

Course code	Course name	Q	Prerequisites
202001098	Serious Gaming	1A	n/a
202001044	Web Science	1B	Desirable: Software Systems/ Software Development
	Smart Cities	1A	n/a
202001040	Smart Spaces	1A	Desirable: Software Systems/ Software Development
	High Tech Talent Management in a global context	1B	n/a
202001042	Cyber-Physical Systems	1B	Desirable: Software Systems/ Software Development
202001038	Programming Paradigms	2B	Desirable: Software Systems/ Software Development

The Examination Board uses the following guidelines to assess the student’s request:

The educational component of the minor must be at an academic level;
At least 15 of the 30 credits must involve a paradigm shift;
1. The contents of the minor must not fall within the field of computer science; or
2. The contents of an exchange minor may fall within the field of computer science, provided that the minor is taken at an institute of higher education abroad and the educational component of the minor is at an academic level.
The educational component of the minor may not overlap with the programme’s compulsory units of study;
Up to five credits may be devoted to courses on the language and culture of the host country.