MSc in Computer IT Systems Engineering (MSc CITSE)
Program Overview
Entry Requirements
Direct Entry Qualification
University Qualification Framework (UQF) level 8 with a background in ICT related undergraduate programmes or Electrical Engineering related Programmes which includes ICT courses with at least a second class degree with a minimum GPA of 2.7 out of 5 from institutions recognized by the Tanzania Commission of Universities (TCU). Candidates with pass degrees may also be considered for admission if:
- Their undergraduate performance in the proposed subject of study was a B grade or higher;
- They have satisfied UDSM regarding their academic potential through subsequent research experience and/or additional training.
Equivalent Entry Qualification
A Postgraduate Diploma in ICT related programmes or Electrical Engineering related Programmes which includes ICT courses from a respected institution recognized by TCU or equivalent with at least an upper second class B+ award with a minimum GPA of 3.5 out of 5. Candidates with equivalent qualifications must also possess at least advanced secondary school certificates with principal passes in both Physics and Mathematics.
Registration Process
Detailed information about the registration process and the required supporting documents is available on the main UDSM website under the Directorate of Postgraduate Studies. Open the link https://udsm.ac.tz/directorate-postgraduate-studies
Career Prospects
Graduates of MSc in Computer IT Systems Engineering can work in a range of professional and high-skilled technical positions such as:
- Computer and Software Engineers
- Network Engineering
- Innovators and Designers of digital devices and embedded systems
- Managers of ICT systems
- Researchers in computing and IT engineering fields
Key Information
- Department
- Department of Computer Science & Engineering (CSE)
- Level
- Postgraduate
- Category
- Postgraduate
Fee Structure
Program Outcomes
The programme is intended to prepare graduates upon completion, to be able to:
- Use acquired knowledge to investigate new and emerging technologies, tools and applications in computer and information technology fields.
- Use concepts from a range of areas including technical management skills and apply them effectively in engineering projects.
- Develop and apply mathematical and computer-based models and other engineering techniques by solving problems in computer and information technology taking into account a range of commercial and industrial constraints.
- Generate innovative designs for products, systems, components and processes to fulfil new and emerging needs in the field of computer engineering and information technology.
- Make audio/visual/written presentations to convey a body of technical information in a coordinated and comprehensive manner and demonstrate qualities of a professional team member specifically in the areas of interpersonal skills, scheduling, working within deadlines and budget restrictions.