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Student Handbook : Honours : Program Group : CF75

CF75 - Master of Information Systems

Term 1

Course Code Course Name
COIS20024 Systems Management Overview
COIS20025 Systems Development Overview
COIT29222 Programming Principles
Level 1 courses
Term 2
Level 2 courses
Course Code Course Name
COIS20026 Database Development and Management
COIS20027 Digital Telecommunications and Networks
ECOM20001 Information System Management

Specialisations
Students complete a further six courses following one of the plans below.
IS - Information Systems
  • Two Level 3 COIS/COIT/ECOM courses
  • One Level 2/3 COIS/COIT/ECOM course
  • Three general electives
Econ - E-Commerce Technology
Course Code Course Name
ECOM20002 Security, Ethics and Electronic Commerce Systems
ECOM20004 Electronic Commerce - A Global Perspective
ECOM20007 Developing E-Commerce Solutions
ECOM20009 Electronic Commerce Project Part A
ECOM20010 Electronic Commerce Project Part B
  • plus 1 general elective
TM - Technology Management
Course Code Course Name
COIS20008 Information Systems Project Planning and Mgment
COIS20028 Management and Design of Advanced Systems
COIS20077 Knowledge Management
COIS20078 Data Mining
  • plus two general electives
B&T - Business & Technology
Course Code Course Name
COIS20077 Knowledge Management
COIS20078 Data Mining

Plus:

  • one Level 2/3 elective
  • two business electives selected from the list below
  • one general elective
KM - Knowledge Management
Course Code Course Name
COIS20064 Scholarly Information Sources
COIS20077 Knowledge Management
COIS20078 Data Mining
COIS22001 Knowledge Management Practicum
EDED20420 Leading Change in Education and Training
and one level 2/3 COIS/COIT/HLTH elective selected from the tables below.  
Notes on electives:
  1. Level 2/3 elective courses must be selected from the list of COIS, COIT, ECOM and HLTH courses in the list of Informatics courses below.  A level 2/3 course can be a level 2, level 3 or a level 4 course.
  2. A business elective course must be selected from the list of ACCT, LAWS and MGMT courses in the list of Business courses below. Other Business courses may also be used as a business elective course subject to approval by the program coordinator.
  3. A general elective may be chosen from any of the courses listed in the tables below. Other CQU postgraduate courses can also be used as a general elective subject to approval by the program coordinator.
Informatics courses (Level 1)
Course Code Course Name
COIS20024 Systems Management Overview
COIS20025 Systems Development Overview
COIT29222 Programming Principles
Informatics courses (Level 2)
Course Code Course Name
COIS20026 Database Development and Management
COIS20027 Digital Telecommunications and Networks
ECOM20001 Information System Management
HLTH20009 Health Information Science
HLTH20034 Decision Support in Health Care
HLTH29030 Electronic Health Records & Standards
Informatics courses (Level 3)
Course Code Course Name
COIS20008 Information Systems Project Planning and Mgment
COIS20028 Management and Design of Advanced Systems
COIS20077 Knowledge Management
COIS20078 Data Mining
COIS23001 Network Security
COIT23001 Object Oriented Principles
ECOM20002 Security, Ethics and Electronic Commerce Systems
ECOM20004 Electronic Commerce - A Global Perspective
ECOM20007 Developing E-Commerce Solutions
Informatics courses (Level 4)
Course Code Course Name
ECOM20009 Electronic Commerce Project Part A
ECOM20010 Electronic Commerce Project Part B
Courses available as general electives
Course Code Course Name
ACCT20051 Accounting Information for Decision Making
COMM20036 Informatics, Culture and Communication
HLTH20007 Evaluating Health Services
HLTH20032 Advanced Nursing Informatics
HLTH21001 Health Care Systems
LAWS20042 Law of Electronic Commerce and the Internet
LAWS20055 International Contracts and Business Transactions
MGMT20124 People, Work & Organisations
MRKT20019 Marketing Management
MRKT20027 Internet and Electronic Marketing

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