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Academic information management 111


 
Module code AIM 111
Qualification Undergraduate
Faculty Faculty of Engineering, Built Environment and Information Technology
Module content

Find, evaluate, process, manage and present information resources for academic purposes using appropriate technology.

Module credits 4.00
NQF Level 05
BAdmin Public Management and International Relations
BCom (Accounting Sciences)
BCom 3-year programme
BCom 4-year programme
BCom Agribusiness Management
BCom Business Management
BCom Econometrics
BCom Economics
BCom Financial Management Sciences
BCom Human Resource Management
BCom Informatics - Information Systems
BCom Investment Management
BCom Law
BCom Marketing Management
BCom Supply Chain Management
BCom Statistics 
BEd (Foundation Phase Teaching)
BEd (Intermediate Phase Teaching)
BEd (Senior Phase and Further Education and Training Teaching)
Bachelor of Information Science Multimedia [BIS]
Bachelor of Information Science Publishing [BIS]
Bachelor of Information Science [BIS]
Bachelor of Information Technology Information Systems [BIT]
Bachelor of Town and Regional Planning [BTRP]
BSc Architecture
BSc Computer Science
BSc Construction Management
BSc Information and Knowledge Systems
BSc Quantity Surveying
BSc Real Estate
Bachelor of Clinical Medical Practice [BCMP]
Bachelor of Dental Surgery [BChD]
Bachelor of Dietetics [BDietetics]
Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery [MBChB]
Bachelor of Nursing Sciences [BNurs]
Bachelor of Occupational Therapy [BOT]
Bachelor of Oral Hygiene [BOH]
Bachelor of Physiotherapy [BPhysio]
Bachelor of Radiography in Diagnostics [BRad in Diagnostics]
Bachelor of Sports Science [BSportSci]
BA
BA Audiology
BA extended programme
BA Fine Arts 4-year programme
BA Fine Arts 5-year programme
BA Information Design
BA Languages
BA Law
BA Philosophy, Politics and Economics
BA Speech-Language Pathology
BA Visual Studies
Bachelor of Drama [BDram] 3-year programme
Bachelor of Drama [BDram] 4-year programme
Bachelor of Music [BMus] 4-year programme
Bachelor of Music [BMus] 5-year programme 
Bachelor of Social Work [BSW]
BPolSci International Studies
BPolSci Political Studies
BSocSci (Heritage and Cultural Sciences) Heritage and Cultural Tourism
BSocSci Industrial Sociology and Labour Studies
Bachelor of Laws [LLB]
Bachelor of Consumer Science Clothing Retail Management [BConSci]
Bachelor of Consumer Science Food Retail Management [BConSci]
Bachelor of Consumer Science Hospitality Management [BConSci]
BSc (Biological Sciences)
BSc (Food Management) Culinary Science
BSc (Food Management) Nutrition
BSc (Geography) Geography and Environmental Science
BSc Actuarial and Financial Mathematics
BSc Applied Mathematics
BSc Biochemistry
BSc Biotechnology
BSc Chemistry
BSc Ecology
BSc Entomology
BSc Environmental and Engineering Geology
BSc extended programme - Biological and Agricultural Sciences
BSc extended programme - Mathematical Sciences
BSc extended programme - Physical Sciences
BSc Food Science
BSc Genetics
BSc Geoinformatics
BSc Geology
BSc Human Genetics
BSc Human Physiology
BSc Human Physiology, Genetics and Psychology
BSc Mathematical Statistics
BSc Mathematics
BSc Medical Sciences
BSc Meteorology
BSc Microbiology
BSc Physics
BSc Plant Science
BSc Zoology
BScAgric Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness Management
BScAgric Animal Science
BScAgric Applied Plant and Soil Sciences
BScAgric Plant Pathology
BA Theology
Diploma in Theology
Bachelor of Veterinary Nursing [BVetNurs]
Bachelor of Veterinary Sciences [BVSc]
Service modules Faculty of Engineering, Built Environment and Information Technology
Faculty of Education
Faculty of Economic and Management Sciences
Faculty of Humanities
Faculty of Law
Faculty of Health Sciences
Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences
Faculty of Theology and Religion
Prerequisites No prerequisites.
Contact time 2 lectures per week
Language of tuition Module is presented in English
Department Information Science
Period of presentation Semester 1

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