1999 Information Technology Handbooks - Admission for non-award study

Admission for non-award study

Introduction
Duration
Fees
Admission requirements
Applications

Introduction

The Faculty of Information Technology is offering a range of undergraduate and postgraduate subjects for non-award study for 1999.
These subjects offer practical experience in computing areas in levels for students acquiring new or additional skills.

Duration

All subjects are conducted over a thirteen-week period - one semester. Each subject has an average of four hours contact time per week.
Day classes are available at the following campuses: Berwick, Caulfield, Clayton, Gippsland and Peninsula. Evening classes are only available at the Caulfield Campus. Study via distance education is also available from the Gippsland campus only. Some subjects at the Clayton campus are available in the late afternoon. Subjects may be taken as either assessable, ie complete assignments and exams, etc., or non-assessable where no formal work requirements are done. Students choosing this non-assessable enrolment form of study are not able to obtain credit towards awards of the faculty.

Fees

Non-award subjects cost between $A500 and $A1000 per subject for permanent residents and Australian citizens. Non-award subjects cost between $A1132.00 and $A2267 for international students.
The Higher Education Contribution Scheme (HECS) is not available.
For all students, a compulsory amenities fee is also payable upon enrolment. The fee will depend on the level of enrolment. Payment of the amenities fee entitles the student to receive a student identification card and make full use of the extensive range of union and university facilities, and services such as the library and counselling support.

Admission requirements

Applicants would normally have completed the required pre-requisite attached to the subject or need to be able to demonstrate a background and experience that is suitable preparation for study in the area.

Applications

All applications are to be made directly to the faculty offices on the campus where the subject will be held. Additional information and application forms are available at the faculty offices.