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Information Technology embraces the
use of the computer, telecommunications and office systems technologies,
for the collection, processing, storage, packaging and dissemination
of information.
The Bachelor of Information Technology provides considerable
breadth and depth in Computer Science, as well as intermediate studies
in Mathematics and Statistics, Commerce, Management, Geographical
Information Systems and Computer Systems Engineering.
Following a review of Information Technology, it is possible
that the existing Bachelor of Computing and Bachelor of Information
Technology degrees will be renamed and new Bachelor of Information Technology
and Bachelor of Applied Information Technology degrees introduced.
LEVEL 1
SEMESTER 1
| CO1002:03 |
Contemporary Accounting Principles and Systems
1 |
| CP1200:03 |
Introduction to Computer Science 1 |
| CP1500:03 |
Information Systems |
| MA1000:03 |
Mathematical Foundations |
SEMESTER 2
| CP1010:03 |
Introduction to Multimedia |
| CP1300:03 |
Introduction to Computer Science 2 |
| MA1003:03 |
Mathematical Techniques |
| MA1401:03 |
Basic Statistics |
LEVEL 2
SEMESTER 1
| BU1000:03 |
Business Communication and Information Technology |
| or |
|
| EL1010:03 |
Effective Writing |
| CP2001:03 |
Data Structures and Algorithms |
| CP2060:03 |
Computer Graphics |
| MG1731:03 |
Management Organisations 1 |
SEMESTER 2
| CO1501:03 |
Introduction to Commercial Law |
| CP2002:03 |
Computer Organisation and Operating Systems |
| CP2003:03 |
Principles of Programming Languages |
| MG2702:03 |
Marketing Fundamentals and Operations |
LEVEL 3
SEMESTER 1
| CC2510:03 |
Digital Logic and Computing Methods |
| CP3020:03 |
Advanced Database Management |
| CP3110:03 |
Fundamentals of Software Engineering |
| CP3210:03 |
Fundamentals of Artificial Intelligence |
SEMESTER 2
| CC2511:03 |
Embedded Systems Design |
| CP3070:03 |
Principles of Data Communications |
| CP3120:03 |
Object Oriented Software Engineering |
| GE2502:03 |
Introductory Geographical Information Systems |
LEVEL 4
SEMESTER 1
| Two of |
|
| CC3501:03 |
Computer Interfacing and Control |
| CP5xxx |
|
| Two of |
|
| CO2101:03 |
Management Accounting 1 |
| CO2501:03 |
Business Law |
| MA2000:03 |
Mathematics for Scientists and Engineers |
| MA2100:03 |
Mathematical Methods and Differential Equations |
| MG2701:03 |
Managing Organisations 2 |
| MG3731:03 |
Management of Change and Development |
| GE3502:03 |
Geographic and Land Information Systems |
| GE3504:03 |
GIS Integrated Study Assignment |
SEMESTER 2
| Two of |
|
| CC3502:03 |
Computer Networks |
| CP3050:03 |
Algorithms and Complexity |
| CP5xxx |
|
| Two of |
|
| CO2502:03 |
Law of Business Organisations |
| CO3111:04 |
Management Accounting 2 |
| MA2201:03 |
Numerical Mathematics |
| MA2405:03 |
Statistical Methods |
| MG2702:03 |
Marketing Fundamentals and Operations |
| MG2703:03 |
Human Resource Management |
| MG2705:03 |
Marketing Communications |
| GE3501:03 |
Environmental Remote Sensing |
| GE3503:03 |
GIS for Environmental Analysis |
| The four elective non CC/CP subjects must come from either
one or two disciplines |
HONOURS
| Students completing 12 units or more of third-year Computer
Science subjects, and gaining at least a credit average, may be
invited to continue on to Computer Science Honours. |
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