Addressing ICT curriculum recommendations from surveys of academics, workplace graduates and employers
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Fazel Naghdy | Philip Ogunbona | Paul A. Bailes | Tanya McGill | Chris J. Pilgrim | Jocelyn Armarego | Golshah Naghdy | Madeleine R. H. Roberts | Tony Koppi | P. Ogunbona | F. Naghdy | G. Naghdy | T. Koppi | J. Armarego | P. Bailes | P. Hyland | T. McGill | C. Pilgrim | Peter Hyland
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