With the service sector accounting for most of the world’s and Singapore’s economic activity, there is a demand for Infocomm professionals who understands how to gather requirements, design, build, operate and dispose of service systems for the benefit of multiple stakeholders, including customers, shareholders, employees, partners, and the society at large. In line with this development, IBM Singapore and NUS School of Computing have signed a memorandum of understanding to generate new knowledge and curricula on SSME domains. In addition, IDA has committed a total of 38 National Infocomm Scholarships for students who enrol in degree programmes with SSME specialisation in local universities.
Beginning AY2008-9, the School offers a specialisation in SSME under her Information Systems degree programme for both her new and existing students.
To obtain a Specialisation in Services Science, Management and Engineering (SSME) , students are required to choose 24 modular credits (MCs) from the SSME specialisation list of modules. CS3361 and CS4361 are essential courses for the specialisation. This specialisation will enable students who want to pursue careers that have a service-orientation to develop an in-depth understanding in service innovations and service systems creation, operation and delivery.
CS3264 Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Systems
CS3361 Service Science
CS4251 Strategic Information Systems Planning
CS4254 IS Project Management
CS4255 IT Outsourcing and Offshoring Management
CS4258 Enterprise Service Oriented Architecture <new>
CS4266 IT and Customer Relationship Management
CS4267 IT and Supply Chain Management
CS4361 Service Systems
Important Note:
Modules counted towards fulfillment of the Specialisation must be letter graded. A module taken on Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory basis cannot be used to satisfy the requirements. In normal cases, the specialisation can accept up to 8 MCs of ungraded substitutable modules from SEP. |
