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HonoursCQ05 - Bachelor of Information Technology (Co-op)
Program Aim
The Bachelor of Information Technology (Co-op) provides a distinguished bachelors degree in IT that enables students to acquire valuable experience through a paid, supervised, industry placement. Students normally undertake industry placement following the successful completion of two years (4 terms) of study. Industry placements are typically of six months duration.
The BIT Co-op provides a solid core of IT courses with a wide choice of electives. At one extreme, a student may select all IT courses for electives; at the other extreme, a student may wish to complete a stream of courses (up to 6) from another faculty. Guidance will be provided on electives that prepare students for employment in a target role. Alternatively, students may explore a range of IT courses and acquire a broadly-based range of skills and experiences.
Program Structure
Students are required to complete:
- 18 core courses;
- 2 advanced IT courses; and
- 6 general electives.