Monash University Computing & Information Technology Handbook 1995

Summary of undergraduate studies

Bachelor of Computing (Honours)

The Bachelor of Computing (Honours) is available to the Bachelor of Computing students with the highest grades in computing. The honours course is available for studies in applications development, business systems, computer science, computer technology, computing, digital systems, information systems, software development or system development. The honours course is available to those who have a credit average in all third-year subjects, or a total value of at least twenty-four points in third-year subjects as well as the recommendation of the relevant head of department.

Honours shall normally be completed in one year of full-time study or two years of part-time study.

The program of study consists of one subject enrolment: BUS4000, CFR4000, COT4000, CSC4000, GCO4000, SFT4000 or SYS4000. Each subject is detailed later in this handbook. Generally, a candidate for the honours degree shall study an elective group of advanced computing subjects or units, and prepare a thesis. The grade of honours will be Class I (HI), Class II (HIIA or HIIB), Class III (HIII) or NN. The grade is determined by both thesis quality and coursework results.

For further details, see the 4000 series subject entries.

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