justonequestion
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Good day all:
Would like to hear from the people who have taken MTech (Masters in Technology) courses from NUS ISS, specifically those who are taking/ have completed MTech Enterprise Business Analytics (EBA), Knowledge Engineering (KE), and Software Engineering (SE).
My major was in NUS Chemical Engineering, but I've decided to move toward IT specialization and hope to use this opportunity to obtain a "formal" qualification in the field. I'm currently swaying toward Business Analytics (EBA).
Hope you guys could share on the following points:
- Subjects to brush up on before admission
- How difficult is it to enter without a Comp-based major
- Will there be a theoretical primers before the practical sections begin? Roughly at what ratio?
- At the end of it, was it worth the effort?
I'd appreciate any advice. 2.5 years part-time is a serious commitment and it would be best to know what I'm getting into, thanks!
Some information:
Have been working for 2 years, worked 1.5 yrs as an Engineer, currently a DBA (Database Administrator - Oracle & MSSQL) for a financial firm for the last half a year.
Would like to hear from the people who have taken MTech (Masters in Technology) courses from NUS ISS, specifically those who are taking/ have completed MTech Enterprise Business Analytics (EBA), Knowledge Engineering (KE), and Software Engineering (SE).
My major was in NUS Chemical Engineering, but I've decided to move toward IT specialization and hope to use this opportunity to obtain a "formal" qualification in the field. I'm currently swaying toward Business Analytics (EBA).
Hope you guys could share on the following points:
- Subjects to brush up on before admission
- How difficult is it to enter without a Comp-based major
- Will there be a theoretical primers before the practical sections begin? Roughly at what ratio?
- At the end of it, was it worth the effort?
I'd appreciate any advice. 2.5 years part-time is a serious commitment and it would be best to know what I'm getting into, thanks!
Some information:
Have been working for 2 years, worked 1.5 yrs as an Engineer, currently a DBA (Database Administrator - Oracle & MSSQL) for a financial firm for the last half a year.