Information and Communication Technology in Financial Institutions (ICTFI)
Information and Communication Technology in Financial Institutions (ICTFI)
Full Marks: 100
Module A: Introduction to ICT and Computer Systems
- Information and Communication Technology
- Electronic Banking and Online Banking
- Mobile Financial Services, Agent Banking
- e-Commerce and m-Commerce
- Computer Hardware and Software
- Internet
Module B: Different Approaches to Automation of Financial Institutions (FIs)
- Data Center (DC), Near DC, Disaster Recovery Site (DRS)
- Data Center Standards and Certifications
- Computer Networking, IT Systems, Storage, Database and Backup Systems
- Computerization Approaches
- Software Systems: Core Banking, Switching, Credit Card, Payment Gateway
- Mobile Financial System and Agent Banking Software
Module C: Alternative Delivery Channels & Fund Transfer Systems
- ATM, CDM, CRM, POS Terminals
- Debit Card, Credit Card, Card Technology
- Internet Banking, SMS and Alert Banking
- e-Commerce, Internet Payment Gateway, M-Commerce
- Mobile Financial Services (MFS), Agent Banking (Biometric)
- Call Center, Fund Transfer Systems: Telex, SWIFT, CHIPS, FEDWIRE
Module D: ICT Security, Cyber Security, ICT Risk Management, Standards, Regulations and Legal Framework
- ICT Security, Cyber Security, ICT Risk Management
- Security Standards and Regulations
- Bangladesh Bank Guidelines on ICT Security
- PCI-DSS, BS 7799, ISO 27000
- Legal Framework in Bangladesh: Cyber Law, ICT Act
Module E: Document Handling Systems, Additional Banking Applications & Other Aspects
- Cheque Processing Systems: Clearing and Settlement
- MICR, RTGS, BACH (BACPS & BEFTN)
- Banking Applications: ERP, CRM, E-mail Software
- Anti-Virus and Anti-Malware Software
Module F: FinTech, Artificial Intelligence and Future Technology Based Banking
- FinTech, RegTech, TechFin, Virtual Banking
- Basic Cryptocurrency, Blockchain Technology
- Cloud Computing, Internet of Things (IoT)
- Machine Learning, Data Mining, Neural Network
- Data Warehouse, Artificial Intelligence
- Current and Future Trends