Sometimes in life, you have a lot to do and not much time to do it. When your position is time-barred, it helps to find the most effective way to spend it. A Postgraduate Diploma packs massive volumes of practical, hands-on business knowledge that you can apply directly into running your business.
The PGDBA is a precursor to the Masters in Business Administration. It’s a one year Program that aims to develop the skills, competencies and knowledge required by the industry as necessary for successful strategic business management within a global economy.
The programme will improve students’ ability to translate business knowledge into concrete actions suitable for the business environment.
COURSE CODE | COURSE NAME |
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YEAR I | SEMESTER I |
DDA110 | Python Programming |
DDA111 | Fundamentals of Mathematics |
DDA112 | Basic Statistics |
DDA113 | Introduction to Information Technology |
DDA114 | Communication Skills and Learning Skills for Employability |
DDA115 | Digital Electronics |
YEAR I | SEMESTER II |
DDA120 | Numerical Analysis and Computation |
DDA121 | Internet of Things |
DDA122 | R Programming |
DDA123 | Internet Technologies and Web Design |
DDA124 | Data Science Essentials |
DDA125 | Design Thinking |
YEAR II | SEMESTER I |
DDA210 | Database Development and Management 1 |
DDA211 | Statistical Data Analysis |
DDA212 | Business Cloud Computing |
DDA213 | Computer Networks & Data Communication |
Recess Term | |
DDA214 | Industrial Training/Internship |
YEAR II | SEMESTER II |
DDA220 | Data Analysis and Visualization |
DDA221 | Data Wrangling |
DDA222 | Emerging Trends in Data Analytics |
DDA223 | Tools for Data Science and Analytics |
DDA224 | Graduation project |
DDA225 | Front End Development |
The following are the objectives of the Diploma in Data Science and Artificial Intelligence:
Upon successful completion of a Diploma in Data Science and Artificial Intelligence at Cavendish University Uganda, a student should be able to:
COURSE CODE | COURSE NAME |
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YEAR I | SEMESTER I |
BDA1106 | Basic Statistics |
BSE1104 | Python Programming |
BIT1100 | Introduction to Information Communication Technology |
BDA1101 | Digital Electronics |
BJC1100 | Communication Skills and Learning skills for Employability |
ELECTIVES (Select one) | |
BSE1101 | Calculus for Software Engineering |
BIT1101 | Discrete Mathematics |
YEAR I | SEMESTER II |
BDA1202 | Design Thinking |
COM1203 | Numerical Analysis and Computation |
BIT1202 | Computer Networks and Data Communications |
BDA1204 | R Programming |
ELECTIVES (Select one) | |
BSE1201 | Object Oriented Programming |
BSE1205 | Internet and Web Programming |
Recess Term | |
BDA1203 | Data Science Project 1 |
YEAR II | SEMESTER I |
BDA2102 | Data Ethics |
COM2101 | Operating Systems |
COM2102 | Data Structures and Algorithms |
BDA2104 | Data Wrangling |
BIT1201 | Data development and Management I |
BSE2104 | Internet of Things |
BDA2103 | ASP.NET & C# |
YEAR II | SEMESTER II |
BSE2201 | Advanced Object-Oriented Programming |
BDA2208 | Microprocessor and Microcontroller |
BDA2204 | Front End Development |
BIT2202 | Research Methodology in Computing |
ELECTIVES (Select One) | |
BDA2207 | Analysis and Visualization |
COM2201 | Simulation & Modelling |
Recess Term | |
BDA2209 | Data Practicum (Internship) |
YEAR III | SEMESTER I |
BDA3105 | Augmented and virtual reality |
BDA3108 | Business Cloud Computing |
BDA3107 | Advanced Artificial Intelligence & Robotic |
BSE3102 | Machine Learning |
BDA3105 | Research / Minor Project |
ELECTIVES (Select One) | |
BSE3102 | Artificial Intelligence & Expert Systems |
BDA3106 | Advanced Data Science |
YEAR III | SEMESTER II |
BDA3206 | Deep Learning |
BDA3207 | Cyber security |
BDA3205 | Data Engineering |
BDA3200 | Research / Graduation Project |
ELECTIVES (Select One) | |
BDA3208 | Natural language processing |
BDA3204 | Blockchain technology |
Students will develop strong technical skills in at least two programming languages and relevant data science frameworks, enabling them to effectively implement and evaluate machine learning models for various data types.
Students will complete industry-relevant projects to simulate challenges faced in professional settings, and gain practical experience through internships or collaborative education opportunities with organisations, preparing them for hands-on real-world applications.
Students will complete coursework on ethical considerations in AI, addressing bias, fairness, transparency, and privacy, to be able to navigate and address ethical dilemmas in AI applications. Case studies or projects, will be applied to foster a responsible and ethical approach to AI.
Students will demonstrate familiarity with and the ability to use the latest tools and technologies in data science and AI, involving emerging trends such as edge computing or federated learning and ensuring they are equipped to adapt to the rapidly evolving field.
Upon completion of the programme, students will demonstrate proficiency in programming languages commonly used in data science and artificial intelligence, such as Python and be able to apply mathematical and statistical concepts to analyze and interpret data effectively. They will also be able to demonstrate knowledge of machine learning algorithms and techniques to solve data-driven problems.
Students will be able to collect, clean, and preprocess data from various sources for analysis, interpret, and communicate insights effectively using data visualization techniques as means of informing decision making processes.
Students will demonstrate knowledge in fundamental machine learning concepts, including supervised or unsupervised learning, regression, classification, clustering, and developing machine learning models using appropriate algorithms and techniques. They will also be able to apply artificial intelligence principles to develop intelligent systems capable of learning from data.
Students will be able to identify and define data-driven problems in diverse domains, design and implement effective solutions using data science and AI techniques, in addition to evaluating and improving the performance of applied solutions.
Upon graduation, students will be able to recognise ethical considerations and biases inherent in data and AI applications. They will be able to apply ethical frameworks to guide decision-making, mitigate potential risks, and design AI systems that prioritize fairness, transparency, and accountability.
This is a post-basic in-service course for health workers. It is meant to equip them with management skills. It is a one-year course (two semesters)
COURSE CODE | COURSE NAME |
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YEAR I | SEMESTER I |
ADHM 111 | Computer Use in Health Services Management |
ADHM 112 | Basic English Language Communication Skills |
ADHM 113 | Managing Primary Health Care Services |
ADHM 114 | Fundamentals of Epidemiology |
ADHM 115 | Fundamentals of Biostatistics |
ADHM 116 | Fundamentals Accounting, Health Economics and Financial Resources Management |
YEAR I | SEMESTER II |
ADHM 121 | Environmental and Occupational Health and Safety |
ADHM 122 | Human Resource Management |
ADHM 123 | Management and Maintenance of Health Material Resources |
ADHM 124 | Project Planning and Management |
ADHM 125 | Fundamentals of Health Services Research |
ADHM 126 | Action Research |
The programme is open to Ugandans and Non-Ugandans who fulfill the minimum admission requirements described below:
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