Upon successful completion of this programme the graduate will be able to demonstrate... :
PO1
Knowledge - Breadth
(a)
A broad knowledge of the advanced rhetorical, compositional theories, project management and technical skills in producing technical documentation for a broad range of industries and workplaces, in particular the Information and Communications Technology (ICT) sector.
PO2
Knowledge - Kind
(a)
An ability to critically appraise emerging issues with regard to information development research, development and practice;
and apply appropriate methodologies to investigate topics that form part of the documentation.
PO3
Skill - Range
(a)
An advanced level of skills in designing, composing, managing and editing content using a standardised methodological approach for diverse audiences and critically evaluate documentation using a range of quality practices.
PO4
Skill - Selectivity
(a)
An ability to select emerging technologies that support information development using a structured methodological approach for diverse audiences and stakeholder groups.
PO5
Competence - Context
(a)
The ability to act as a professional practitioner in a variety contexts within their discipline area.
PO6
Competence - Role
(a)
An ability to act as champion in the design, development and management of technical documentation solutions in multi-disciplinary teams; research of topics that form part of the document, with due consideration for the intended audience; and participate in peer review and evaluation of projects.
PO7
Competence - Learning to Learn
(a)
The ability to apply continuing professional development principles to improve their modules, programmes and practice in information development.
PO8
Competence - Insight
(a)
Act in a manner consistent with the best interests of clients, colleagues and other stakeholders and the general public, maintain integrity and independence in professional judgement.