Bachelor of Computing
Fast Facts
- The broad range of subjects in this program provides enhanced credit arrangements for students articulating from TAFE diplomas
- Up to 6 electives may be taken from other disciplines including Biotechnology, Business, Multimedia and Social Sciences.
- Course content is designed to meet the needs of employers and industry
- Students who achieve satisfactory results during the course may apply to undertake an additional year of study, enabling them to graduate with an honours degree.
- An optional and additional year of Industry-Based Learning (IBL) is also available
Course Description
The program has a flexible structure allowing students to study a number of specialised electives from software development, information systems, networking, multimedia and games development. The program will suit those students who are seeking a general ICT program with flexible outcomes, or those who have not decided which area of ICT to specialise in.
Aims and Objectives
- The skills necessary for working in a software development team on a small scale project;
- An understanding of the process of software development;
- Skills in developing software in C, C++, Java or VB .NET;
- The communication and management skills required to manage projects successfully;and
- Knowledge of and experience in database, data communications and information systems
Entrance Requirements
Successful completion of an appropriate Victorian Year 12 or its equivalent
VCE Prerequisites: Units 3 & 4 - a study score of at least 20 in English (any) and at least 25 in Units 1 and 2 of General Mathematics or Mathematical Methods.
Students admitted to the degree with a TAFE diploma or advanced diploma in IT may be granted advanced standing for previous studies.
Program Structure
The course involves completion of 24 subjects over a three year period plus one year optional Industry-Based Learning year. Entry is possible in both Semester 1 (Feb) and Semester 2 (July).
All students will undertake an Industry Linked Final Year Project.
Brochures
Undergraduate Course Guide
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