This is a dual degree program that will provide you with the advanced skills required to enter an information technology or science profession.   You will gain knowledge of computer technology and its application procedures along with a broad understanding of science through a comprehensive theoretical and practical component.

(See the CQU Glossary for definition of a dual degree, available from http://www.cqu.edu.au/glossary.)

Students must complete 36 courses/216 units of credit.

This is a dual degree program.  Full-time students should aim to complete 9 courses per year in order to complete the degree in the specified time.  See CA02 for further details of the Physics program as well as PHYS and other codes in the course synopses section for details of individual courses.