This program provides the opportunity for qualified professionals to upgrade their knowledge and qualifications in information technology and information systems processes and management. Within this highly relevant framework graduates are well prepared to contribute to future growth while enhancing their individual advancement opportunities.
Candidates must possess qualifications and experience which are deemed equivalent to:
Candidates who have completed both a bachelor's degree and an approved graduate diploma such as the GradDip of Information Systems Management CF05, will be granted standing of up to 6 courses in this program.
Note: It is strongly recommended that students who enter the MIS without GDISM complete the courses required for GDISM (Program B) before undertaking MIS courses (COIS20028 , ECOM20001 , COIS20008 , ECOM20002 , COIS20010 ).
Program A (by coursework only) - Students must complete:
Code | Course |
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5 compulsory courses: | |
COIS20026 | Database Development & Management |
COIS20027 | Digital Telecommunications & Networks |
COIS20028 | Management & Design of Advanced Systems |
ECOM20001 | Information Systems Management: Integrating e-Commerce |
MGMT20093 | Managing in a Dynamic Environment |
2 areas of specialisation courses selected from: | |
COIS20008 | Information Systems Project Planning & Management |
ECOM20002 | Security, Ethics and Electronic Commerce Systems |
COIS20010 | Decision Support & Intelligent Systems |
ECOM20004 | Electronic Commerce - A Global Perspective |
5 elective courses. |
Program B (by coursework and research)
Students must complete:
Code | Course |
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5 compulsory courses: | |
COIS20026 | Database Development & Management |
COIS20027 | Digital Telecommunications & Networks |
COIS20028 | Management & Design of Advanced Systems |
ECOM20001 | Information Systems Management: Integrating e-Commerce |
MGMT20093 | Managing in a Dynamic Environment |
2 areas of specialisation courses selected from: | |
COIS20006 | Problem-based Industry Development A |
COIS20007 | Problem-based Industry Development B |
COIS20008 | Information Systems Project Planning & Management |
ECOM20002 | Security, Ethics and Electronic Commerce Systems |
COIS20010 | Decision Support & Intelligent Systems Electronic Commerce - A Global Perspective |
5 research courses comprising: | |
COIS19071 | Research Methods and a four-course Dissertation |
In formulating their program of study candidates who are studying part -time by distance education should give consideration to their work and other commitments, and the prerequisites for advanced courses, and if necessary seek advice from the Program Administrator.
There are no compulsory workshops in this program. However, students who select courses which are included in the core of the MBA should refer to the note on Workshops in that area.
Code | Course |
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COIS20006 | Problem-based Industry Development A |
COIS20007 | Problem-based Industry Development B |
COIS20008 | Information Systems Project Planning & Management |
ECOM20002 | Security, Ethics and Electronic Commerce Systems |
COIS20010 | Decision Support & Intelligent Systems |
ECOM20004 | Electronic Commerce - A Global Perspective |
Computer Equipment Resources: Students will require access to a computer and printer. Access to the Internet is also required for some courses. The suggested minimum requirement is an IBM compatible computer. If buying a new computer, students should purchase the best quality and highest capacity they can afford. CQU campuses have computers which may be accessed by students on a 24 hour basis.
Transitional arrangements: Students who began prior to Autumn, 2000 will be allowed to graduate under the previous structure if they wish, or chose to graduate under the present structure. Students who begin the program in Autumn, 2000 or after, must follow the new structure.
CQU CRICOS Provider Codes: QLD - 00219C; NSW - 01315F; VIC - 01624D
This handbook was correct as at: 16-06-2003