Faculty of Informatics
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Bachelor of Information Technology

Testamur Title of Degree:

Bachelor of Information Technology

Abbreviation:

BIT

Home Faculty:

Informatics

Duration:

3 years full-time or part-time equivalent

Total Credit Points:

144

Delivery Mode:

On campus (Face-to-face)

Starting Session(s):

Autumn/Spring

Location:

Wollongong, SIM Singapore

UOW Course Code:

1807

UAC Code:

754300 (eBusiness)
754301 (Network Design and Management)
754302 (Social Policy)

754303 (Web Design and Development)

CRICOS Code:

061445K

Overview

This degree is designed to provide graduates with the necessary knowledge and skills to be successful in the dynamic and changing world of Information Technology (IT).

The degree has four major studies: e-Business, Social Policy, Web Design and Development and Network Design and Management.

Entry Requirements / Assumed Knowledge

Approximate UAI: 75 (The UAI will change to ATAR (Australian Tertiary Admission Rank) for 2010. Please contact the Faculty for further information.)

Assumed Knowledge: Any two units of English

For entry requirements for students 21 and over or international students, please refer to the relevant prospectus.

Credit Transfer Arrangements

Information about Approved Credit Transfer Arrangements with domestic providers is available at:

http://www.uow.edu.au/handbook/generalcourserules/UOW028672.html

Information about Approved Credit Transfer Arrangements with international providers is available at:

http://www.uow.edu.au/future/international/apply/credit/index.html

Course Requirements

A candidate must satisfactorily complete the following requirements to be eligible for a Bachelor of Information Technology:

    1. Candidates must satisfactorily complete at least 144 credit points of subjects including:

    a. the fourteen (14) core subjects (90cp) listed below;

    Subjects

    Session

    Credit Points

    ISIT100

    Systems Analysis

    Spring

    6

    ISIT102

    Information Systems

    Autumn

    6

    ISIT105

    Communications and Networks

    Autumn

    6

    ISIT111

    Programming Concepts

    Autumn

    6

    ISIT112

    Database

    Spring

    6

    ISIT114

    Object Oriented Programming

    Spring

    6

    MATH179

    Introductory Business Mathematics

    Spring

    6

    ISIT201

    Information and Communication Security Issues

    Spring

    6

    ISIT204

    Principles of e-Business

    Autumn

    6

    ISIT207

    Web Programming I

    Autumn

    6

    ISIT218

    Systems Design and Human Computer Interaction

    Autumn

    6

    ISIT301

    Professional Practice and Ethics

    Autumn

    6

    ISIT311

    Database Management Systems

    Autumn

    6

    ISIT351

    Information Technology Project

    Annual

    12

    b. at least four (4) subjects (24cp) but up to seven (7) subjects (42cp) from the BIT electives lists;

    c. at least two (2) subjects (12cp) but up to five (5) subjects (30cp) selected from the BIT options list;

    2. To be awarded with a major, a candidate must satisfactorily complete the core plus four (4) subjects (24cp) listed for that major

    3. To be awarded with a double major, candidates must ensure that four of the subjects selected satisfy the requirements of one major and that a separate set of four subjects satisfy the requirements of a second major, i.e. any subject counted towards one major cannot also be counted towards a second major.

    4. Complete ISIT200 Industry Placement, which is a single 8-week period of approved industry placement, assessed in the form of written reports. ISIT200 must be completed before graduation. The placement will normally be undertaken in the summer session at the end of the second year, although enrolment in this subject in year 1 is strongly encourage.

Areas of Major Study

Candidates enrolled in this degree may choose to major in:

e-Business

Social Policy

Network Design and Management

Web Design and Development

Computing (No intake for this major in 2010 at the UOW Wollongong Campus. This is under review)

Students may also combine any two of the above majors as a double major. To be awarded with a double major, candidates must ensure that four of the subjects selected satisfy the requirements of one major and that a separate set of four subjects satisfy the requirements of a second major, i.e. any subject counted towards one major cannot also be counted towards a second major.

e-Business

All of the core subjects plus the four subjects listed below:

Subjects

Session

Credit Points

ITCS206

Markup Languages

Autumn

6

ISIT208

Strategic Systems Management

Spring

6

ISIT306

Strategic e-Business Solutions

Autumn

6

ISIT332

Business Process Management

Spring

6

Social Policy

All of the core subjects plus the four subjects listed below:

Subjects

Session

Credit Points

ISIT203

Social Informatics & the Workplace

Spring

6

ISIT205

Social Impact of Technology

Autumn

6

ISIT313

Corporate Responsibility and IT

Autumn

6

ISIT326

Social Policy and IT

Autumn

6

Network Design and Management

All of the core subjects plus the four subjects listed below:

Subjects

Session

Credit Points

ECTE182

Internet Technology 1

Spring

6

ISIT212

Corporate Network Planning and Design

Spring

6

ISIT302

Corporate Network Management

Autumn

6

CSCI322

Systems Administration

Spring

6

Web Design and Development

All of the core subjects plus the four subjects listed below:

Subjects

Session

Credit Points

ISIT206

Web Technologies

Autumn

6

ISIT207

Web Programming I

Spring

6

ISIT307

Web Programming II

Autumn

6

ISIT315

Web Modelling

Spring

6

Computing

All of the core subjects listed in the Bachelor of Computer Science plus the subjects listed below:

Subjects

Credit Points

CSCI205

Software Development Methods and Tools

6

CSCI213

Java Programming and Application

6

CSCI235

Databases

6

CSCI311

Software Process Management

6

CSCI315

Database Design and Implementation

6

CSCI322

Systems Administration

6

CSCI324

Human Computer Interface

6

CSCI358

Security Engineering

6

ISIT302

Corporate Network Management

6

BIT Electives List

Subjects

Session

Credit Points

ISIT203

Social Informatics & the Workplace

Spring

6

ISIT205

Social Impact of Technology

Autumn

6

ISIT206

Web Technologies

Autumn

6

ISIT208

Strategic Systems Management

Spring

6

ISIT212

Corporate Network Planning and Design

Spring

6

ISIT302

Corporate Network Management

Autumn

6

ISIT306

Strategic e-Business Solutions

Autumn

6

ISIT307

Web Programming II

Autumn

6

ISIT313

Corporate Responsibility and IT

Autumn

6

ISIT315

Web Modelling

Spring

6

ISIT326

Social Policy and IT

Autumn

6

ISIT332

Business Process Management

Spring

6

ITCS206

Markup Languages

Autumn

6

ECTE181

WWW Engineering

Not on offer in 2010

6

ECTE182

Internet Technology 1

Spring

6

ECTE281

Embedded Internet Systems

Not on offer in 2010

6

ECTE283

Internet Technology 2

Spring

6

CSCI322

Systems Administration

Spring

6

BIT Options List

Subjects

Session

Credit Points

ACCY111

Accounting Fundamentals in Society

Autumn

6

ACCY112

Accounting in Organisations

Spring

6

ECON101

Macroeconomic Essentials for Business

Autumn/Spring

6

ECON111

Introductory Microeconomics

Autumn/Spring

6

MARK101

Marketing Principles

Autumn/Spring

6

MGMT102

Business Communications

Spring

6

MGMT110

Introduction to Management

Autumn/Spring

6

Professional Recognition

The Bachelor of Information Technology is accredited by the Australian Computer Society as meeting requirements for membership at a 'Professional level'.