BSC : Information Technology Management Stream (02089 - ITM)

Can someone help me please? Phoning UNISA and emailing them have not helped me at all. I really wanted to do the BSC : ITM and studied hard last year to do MAT011k.

I have passed and now i see that i got 4 years to complete the qualification. That's like 8 modules a year?

I don't think i have any choice as this is what i want to do however .... if i don't complete it by 2013 ... will the modules i have done contribute to the new degree stream being offered? In other words is there hope for those who complete this?

Should i persevere with the 8 modules and 'hope' i pass them and make the grade before 2013?

Can someone please explain the options i have?

Also i heard that i can register any module for either semester 1 or yearly? True?

How will i know which is the hardest and which is the easier?

How will i know which to register for semester 1 or which for yearly? Or should i do all yearly?


INF1059
COS112V
INF1511
COS113W
MNB101D
MNB102E
ACN101M
ACN102N
COS111U
CSS101H
STS1055
CEM101A

PLUS 1 OF THE FFG
INF1208
COS101S
DSC1520
DSC1620
DSC1630
DSC1510

Okay there is no way that i want to do maths lol.

Can someone advise which can be completed in 1 semester and which as advisable for yearly?

Thanks.

Ashley,

MNB102E & ACN102N is most probably the 2nd part of MNB101D & ACN101M, would recommend that for 2nd semester.
CEM101A is a year module - you write your own exams, but it must be before a certain date end of the year (will be stated somewhere).
When needing to select other modules, don't know anything about the DSC* modules, but you can do these 2 in 2nd semester:
INF1208 - if you want to do INF320E in 3rd year
COS101S
Recommend for 1st semester:
INF1059
COS111U
COS112V
MNB101D
ACN101M
STS1055
Recommend for 2nd semester:
COS113W
MNB102E
ACN102N
INF1208 or COS101S
INF1511 - coding in Delphi
CSS101H - year module
CEM101A - year module

Remember, you should try not to do more than 8 modules per year/semester. So, your 2 year modules "count" as 2nd semester modules, but you need to work on them through-out the year.
Normally the 101 refers to the introductionary course & the 10* to further courses on the subject.

Good luck!

Ashley,
Rather post your question on the 2009 Social Cafe forum:
2009 Forum

Thanks alot dude!