ICT Design and Management

As digitalization is ongoing, ICT is an integral part of any organization. But what really makes the difference is how capable an organization is to design and manage ICT solutions. How to design ICT services that help organizations create and capture value? How to design the underlying platforms and architectures? These are the core issues dealt with in this elective package. 

Contact

Dr. M.B.O.T. (Michael) Klenk

For whom?

For 2nd year MSc students who are concerned about ICT design and management. 

Additional information

This elective package is not accessible for COSEM students in the I&C track since it contains overlap with the track courses. 

What will you learn?

Students will be provided with knowledge and capabilities to design and manage ICT artefacts in organizations. They are expected to translate new innovative ICT applications to organizational opportunities, like what to do with blockchain, Internet-of-things or digital platforms from a business perspective. 

You also learn to design and manage information systems and architectures so that organizations can exchange data. We combine technology know-how with management and organization know-how, specifically oriented towards ICT companies that collaborate in a multi actor environment.

Job perspectives

We educate students to become ICT-managers, ICT-architects, high-tech entrepreneurs and consultants. To understand and to be able to design and manage ICT, both on an organizational and engineering level, within (ICT) organizations. More general managers basically lack this know-how and are not able to make use of all the opportunities ICT offers.

Education methods

The education methods differ per course. See the study guide for detailed information.

Course overview

Note: All courses will be given in English.

Mandatory courses:

Register for this elective

Please fill in your application in My Study Planning and enroll this elective package in Brightspace. 

Contact details

In case of questions, please contact the coordinator Mark de Reuver.