Master of Information Technology
Caulfield,
Clayton, Gippsland and Peninsula campuses
Course code: 2402
Course leaders: Mr S Giles (Caulfield), Associate Professor Jim Breen
(Clayton), Dr G Lu (distance education and Gippsland), Dr D Casey (Peninsula)
The
Master of Information Technology is a cooperative program offered by all the
schools of the Faculty of Information Technology. The course provides a broad
program in Information Technology, enabling students to select specific areas
for in-depth study, or to construct a program from a range of suitably advanced
subjects.
The aim of the program is:
1 to provide the conceptual and theoretical framework in which students
can appreciate and integrate new software and hardware technologies, and,
within an information technology context, use them to develop solutions to
complex problems in our society.
2 to deepen students' theoretical knowledge in specific areas so that
they will have the intellectual and conceptual foundation to play leading roles
in the development of the information technology industry.
The course is available either part-time for a minimum of three years or
full-time for a minimum of eighteen months (three semesters.)
Entrance
normally requires a first degree, which is recognized as equivalent to an
Australian bachelors degree. Those expecting to complete their degrees in the
current year may apply. It is expected that entrants will have a degree in a
discipline which provides a suitable basis for the course, eg computer science,
computing, information systems, business systems, digital systems, information
management, software engineering.
Advanced standing in the program is available to applicants who hold a suitable
postgraduate qualification, or who have a four-year or honours degree with
significant emphasis on information technology.
In
1999 the course fee is $12,000 or $1000 per six-point subject.
The
course consists of seventy-two points of coursework subjects. The seventy-two
points may include six or twelve points of individual project work or can
comprise forty-eight points of subjects plus a twenty-four-point minor thesis.
Of the subjects taken, at least eight (forty-eight points) must be taken from
the graduate subjects offered by the Faculty of Information Technology; a list
of possible subjects is attached. At least four subjects (twenty-four points)
must be taken from subjects in group two of the attachment. Up to four subjects
(twenty-four points) may be taken from graduate subjects offered by other
Faculties at Monash, with approval from a head of school (of the Faculty of
Information Technology) or nominee.
- BUS4020 Trading systems and electronic commerce
- BUS4030 Financial modelling
- BUS4112 Database systems and data management
- BUS4150 Computer facilities and network management
- BUS4200 Chinese language information technology
- BUS4300 Business communications
- BUS4410 Advanced programming for database applications
- BUS4420 Operations research methods
- BUS4502 Business process design
- BUS4510 Quality and reliability
- BUS4520 Computer information systems
- BUS4530 Software systems design and development
- BUS4540 Project management
- BUS4550 Business statistics
- BUS4560 General operations and network management
- BUS4570 Computer models for business decisions
- BUS4620 COBOL programming
- BUS4630 Operations management systems
- BUS4640 Tourism and service industry systems
- BUS4650 Business applications of neural networks
- BUS4700 Integrated business systems - SAP R/3
- COT4010 Reading subject in computer technology
- COT4180 CASE technology
- COT4200 Computer equipment and operating systems
- COT4230 Relational database systems
- COT4300 Query languages and information retrieval
- COT4310 Information resource management and data administration
- COT4330 Deductive database systems
- COT4350 Data communications
- COT4430 Database design and administration
- CSE4881 Computer networks
- CSE4882 Digital communications technologies
- CSE4883 Communications software
- CSE4884 Network design and management
- CSE4885 Communications practical
- CSE4886 Communications project
- CSE4890 Proprietary network architecture
- CSE4891 Public telecommunication networks
- CSE4892 Information security
- GCO4802 Computer models for business decisions
- GCO4803 Inventory management systems
- GCO4805 Software systems design and development
- GCO4806 General operations management
- GCO4807 Business statistics and applications
- LAR4001 The information continuum
- LAR4002 Computing for information professionals
- LAR4610 Managing information services
- LAR4630 Recordkeeping contexts and clients
- LAR4631 Appraisal and description
- LAR4632 Recordkeeping concepts
- LAR4633 Recordkeeping and archiving processes
- LAR4634 Professional practice (recordkeeping)
- LAR4650 Information resources: acquisition and access
- LAR4651 Information resources: organisation
- LAR4652 Reference principles and practice
- LAR4653 Library contexts and clients
- LAR4654 Professional practice (librarianship)
- LAR4671 Libraries, curriculum and literature
- LAR4672 Professional practice (teacher librarianship)
- SFT4020 Specifying non-sequential and real-time systems
- SFT4030 Software lifecycle processes
- SFT4040 Language design and semantics
- SFT4100 Systems programming I
- SFT4151 UNIX software design and development
- SFT4490 Object-oriented programming
- SYS4110 Information systems security
- SYS4130 Information systems strategic planning
- SYS4130 Information technology strategic planning
- SYS4140 Information modelling
- SYS4160 Decision aids
- SYS4170 Executive information systems
- SYS4210 Decision support systems
- SYS4230 Systems development methodologies
- SYS4270 Information systems development
- SYS4280 Electronic commerce systems
- SYS4290 Inter-organisational systems
- SYS4330 Geographic information systems
- SYS4360 Information systems management
- SYS4470 Human-computer interaction
- SYS4540 Intelligent decision aids
- BUS5071 Database systems and data management
- BUS5112 Computer facilities and network management
- BUS5150 Project management
- BUS5502 Business process design
- BUS5540 Quality and reliability
- BUS5550 Business statistics
- BUS5640 Tourism and service industry systems
- BUS5650 Business applications of neural networks
- COT5010 Reading unit in computer technology
- COT5200 Advanced topics in distributed systems
- COT5210 Advances in Information Security
- COT5220 Advanced topics in database systems
- COT5701 Mobile and distributed computing systems
- CSE5802 Distributed systems
- CSE5803 Advanced communications applications
- CSE5804 Protocol engineering
- CSE5805 Advanced network design
- CSE5806 Telecommunications policy and management
- GCO5801 Trading systems and electronic commerce
- GCO5802 Financial modelling
- GCO5803 Applied operations research
- GCO5804 Forecasting methods
- GCO5805 Multimedia computing and communications
- GCO5806 Electronic data interchange and internet commerce
- GCO5807 Project management
- GCO5809 Graduate research project (with permission)
- LAR5001 Managing virtual libraries
- LAR5007 Electronic publishing*
- LAR5090 Computers in information transfer
- LAR5200 Special topic
- LAR5310 Management of library and information services
- LAR5320 Research in librarianship
- LAR5330 Bibliography and textual scholarship
- LAR5340 Historical bibliography
- LAR5350 Australian booktrade history
- LAR5380 Library and information services to ethnic minority communities
- LAR5410 Preserving the memory*
- LAR5430 Computer-supported information services
- LAR5440 Documenting Australia
- LAR5470 International and comparative librarianship
- LAR5490 Evaluation and implementation of information systems (in
libraries and archives)
- LAR5510 Issues in archives and records management
- LAR5520 The impact of technology on archives and records management
- LAR5530 Managing the records continuum*
- LAR5630 Action and memory: the dynamics of community information
- LAR5640 Business records management*
- LAR5720 Electronic recordkeeping
- SFT5000 Distributed object technology
- SFT5010 Reading subject
- SFT5020 Distributed computation and simulation
- SFT5030 Visual programming
- SFT5040 Case study in engineering software for reuse
- SFT5050 Software metrics and reliability
- SFT5060 Multi-media applications on the web
- SFT5510 Software systems engineering
- SFT5530 Systems verification, quality and standards
- SFT5610 Intelligent software systems
- SYS5100 Contemporary issues in information systems
- SYS5120 Requirements acquisition and modelling
- SYS5140 Systems analysis and design
- SYS5150 Decision support methods
- SYS5240 Management and information systems
- SYS5250 Advanced topics in information systems management
- SYS5270 Current topics in cognitive science
- SYS5280 Knowledge-based decision support
- SYS5290 Developing electronic commerce systems
- SYS5300 Managing legacy systems
- SYS5400 Data warehousing
- CFR5100 Modern cryptology
- CFR5110 Network security
- CFR5200 Software architectures
- CFR5210 Software process modeling and management
- CFR5300Advanced multimedia programming techniques
- CFR5310 Advanced topics in HCI and multimedia interface
- CFR5320 Interactive multimedia design
- CFR5400 Information retrieval browsing
Note that not all
subjects are available in any one year. This list of subjects is provisional.
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