Bachelor of Information Technology (Honours) CA57
Program at a glance
Duration: | 1 year full-time, 2 years part-time |
Mode & Location: | internal - ROK, external |
Courses/Units of Credit: | 48 units of credit |
Faculty: | Faculty of Informatics & Communication |
Entry: | direct |
Accreditation: | not applicable |
Residential School: | not applicable |
Practicum/Work placement: | not applicable |
Exit awards: | not applicable |
Interim awards: | not applicable |
Contact: | Ron Balsys on 07 4930 9457 |
International students: | not applicable |
CRICOS program codes: | not applicable |
Program outline
This program will develop:
- knowledge in specialist areas of computing;
- skills which are fundamental to research; and
- competence in the communication of knowledge and ideas, both orally and in reports.
The entry requirement is a Bachelor of Information Technology degree or Bachelor of Informatics degree passed at distinction level or higher, or a qualification deemed equivalent. Students may be required to undertake preliminary study in the current Bachelor of Information Technology undergraduate program before commencing the Honours program.
Program structure
The Honours program consists of the equivalent of 3 coursework courses and an Honours thesis (project). Students should discuss and arrange course selection with the course advisor to ensure their course selection reflects a coherent theme.
Full-time students should enrol in :
Course Code | Course Title |
---|---|
Year 1 | |
COIS19071 | Research Methods |
COIT19171 | Honours Informatics Project/Thesis A |
COIT19174 | Informatics Topic A |
COIT19176 | Informatics Topic B |
Part-time students should enrol in:
Course Code | Course Title |
---|---|
Year 1 | |
COIS19071 | Research Methods |
COIT19174 | Informatics Topic A |
COIT19176 | Informatics Topic B |
Course Code | Course Title |
---|---|
Year 2 | |
COIT19172 | Honours Informatics Project/Thesis B |
COIT19173 | Honours Informatics Project/Thesis B |
Content for Informatics Topics B to be chosen from:
- Advanced Machine Intelligence
- Computer Human Interaction
- Multimedia Design & Development
- Data Modelling
- Formal Methods Topics in Graphics, Electronic Commerce, Information Systems, Health Informatics or other relevant guided reading topic.
One of Informatics Topics A and B can be replaced by an equivalent credit course at appropriate level from this or any other university.