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Exploring Innovative & Disruptive Technologies
Course Code: | CSC1116 |
Mode of Delivery: | Blended |
Cost: | €824 |
Subsidised Cost: | €165 |
Duration: | 12 weeks |
Next Intake: | September 2024 |
NFQ Level: | 8 |
ECTS Credit Points: | 7.5 |
Please Note: Applicants may not apply to take more than 30 credits of micro-credentials.
Exploring Innovative & Disruptive Technologies
The purpose of this micro-credential is to provide an overview of the various innovative technologies in computing. There will be seminars on innovative technologies being researched activities by lecturers and researchers in the School of Computing and other Schools. Students are expected to participate in a variety of innovative teaching approaches and activities throughout the semester and will apply knowledge gained in a variety of formats.
On successful completion of this module the learner will be able to:
- Explain innovative technologies being researched in the university and industry.
- Produce an output in a group the shows their understanding of innovative and disruptive technologies.
- Evaluate the societal, personal and psychological impacts of innovative and disruptive technologies.
- Analyse the potential impact of innovative and disruptive technologies.
- Develop an artefact that demonstrates an understanding of innovative and disruptive technologies.
- Demonstrate an understanding of the technical aspect of innovative technologies being researched in the university and industry.
- Evaluate the different types of collaborative situations, and the role of technology in facilitating effective co-operation.
A Primary Honours degree, Level 8 in Electronic/Electrical/Computer Engineering, Applied Physics, Computer Sciences or other Cognate Disciplines.
Applications are also invited from diverse educational and/or employment backgrounds, with applications evaluated on a case-by-case basis.
And also to indicate the required documentation:
- Please provide Academic Transcripts for final year of study where appropriate (English translation)
- All applicants must submit a copy of their passport
There is no availability for a deferred entry onto a micro-credential.
If applicable, evidence of competence in the English language as per DCU entry requirements. Please see here.
For further information regarding the HCI learner subsidy eligibility criteria please click here. (https://hea.ie/skills-engagement/hci-pillar-3-micro-credentials-learner-fee-subsidy/).
Closing date for applications: 23rd August 2024