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Bachelor of Science (Chemical)/Bachelor of Information Technology CK13

Duration: 4 years full-time, 8 years part-time.
Mode: Internal, external, multi-modal.
Location(On-Campus): BSc - Yr 1 - B/M/R. Yrs 2-3 - R. BIT - Yr 1 - B/G/M/R. Yr 2 - B/M/R. Yr 3 - M/R.
Courses/Units of Credit: 36 courses/216 units of credit.
Faculty: Arts, Health & Sciences; Informatics & Communication.
Entry: QTAC.
Accreditation: Graduates are eligible for membership of ACS Professional Level.
Practicum/Work Placement: Nil.
Residential School: Dependent on courses selected.
Exit Awards: Nil.
Contact: Science - Dr John Rideout on 07 4930 9568. Information Technology - Bob Hudson on 07 4930 9327.

Program Overview

The Bachelor of Chemical Sciences/Bachelor of Information Technology is a combined degree, which provides students with training to become both professional chemists and computing specialists. Further details of the individual courses can be found in the Bachelor of Information Technology (CQ18) and Bachelor of Chemical Sciences (CA86) descriptions in this Handbook.

A student can compose an individual study program through consultation with the academic advisors for the course. All programs must satisfy the core course and prerequisite course requirements.

Program Structure

To satisfy the requirements of the award, students must complete 36 courses or 216 units of credit as outlined below.

Full-time students should aim to complete 5 courses (30 units of credit) per term. Part-time students should aim to complete2 -3 courses (12-18 units of credit) per term. Students must complete:
Code Course
25 compulsory courses, which are:
COIT13132   Professional Issues in Computing
COMM11007   Professional Writing
ENCO11005   Computer Hardware Fundamentals
CHEM11007   Introductory Concepts of Chemical Sciences
CHEM11008   Essential Principles of Chemical Sciences
CHEM10010   Analytical & Instrumental Chemistry II
CHEM10011   Inorganic Chemistry II
CHEM10012   Organic Chemistry II
CHEM10013   Physical Chemistry II
CHEM10016   Environmental Chemistry
CHEM12076   Structural & Metabolic Biochemistry
CHEM12017   Industrial Chemistry
CHEM13026   Advanced Spectroscopy
CHEM13027   Analytical Instrumentation
CHEM13028   Inorganic Chemistry 3
CHEM13029   Organic Chemistry 3
CHEM13030   Physical Chemistry 3
COIT11118   Conceptual Foundations of Computing A
MATH11163   Mathematics 1A
MATH11164   Mathematics 1B
COIT11133   Programming A
COIT11134   Programming B (or COIS12041   Business Programming)
COIT11166   Systems Analysis & Design
COIT11125   Computing Skills
COIT12167   Database Use & Design
COIT12170   Data Communications
8 Information Technology courses, comprised of the following:
At least 2 Advanced Level courses selected from:
COIS13034   Information Systems Management with e-commerce Applications
COIS13013   Management Support Systems
COIT12169   Systems Implementation
COIT12137   Internet Programming
COIT12139   Software Design
COIT12144   Algorithms & Data Structures
COIT13146   Systems Administration
COIT13147   Networks
COIT13148   Special Topic A (Computing)
COIT13151   Computing Project (12 units of credit, counts as one in this schedule)
COIT13143   Database Programming & Administration
6 electives selected from:
MMST12004   Multimedia Design
MMST12005   Multimedia Development
COIT13152   Operating Systems
COIS12031   Software Design & Programming
COIS12036   Human Computer Interaction
STAT12029   Essential Statistics
MATH11168   Total Quality Management & Statistical Process Control
COIT11134   Programming B
COIT12140   Object-oriented Programming
COIS12041   Business Programming
COIT12141   Computer Graphics
ENCO12008   Computer Architecture & Assembler
COIT12120   System Simulation
COIT12168   Analysis & Specification
COIT13121   Machine Intelligence A
COIT13122   Machine Intelligence B
ECOM13003   Electronic Commerce
3 elective courses from any undergraduate degree program.

Computing Requirements

You will need access to a computer for your studies. Access to the Internet and e-mail is required. A machine of the MS Windows type is required. Hardware and software specifications change, so if you are purchasing a computer for your studies, you should purchase the best quality and highest capacity (RAM, hard drive, monitor) that you can afford.

A recommended study schedule for this program can be obtained from your program administrator. Students may determine their own schedule based upon credit transfers and personnel study requirements. It is important to note that full-time students usually enrol in four courses per term and part-time students usually enrol in two courses per term per term.

Note: Students must check to see when and where a course is offered before enrolling. See the course availability section in this handbook for details.


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This handbook was correct as at: 07-June-2001
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