Bachelor of Computing -- Peninsula

• General information
• Course structure for a major in applications development
  • (First-year and second-year units are no longer offered)
  • Third year

General information

Course code: 0962 + This course will not be taking new enrolments -- it has been replaced by the Bachelor of Network Computing

Course structure for a major in applications development

The course for the pass degree consists of units to a total value of 144 points. This is made up of the major in applications development (92 points) and at least one 28-point minor in a non-computing discipline.
The applications development major occupies three-quarters (36 points) of the first-year load, at least two-thirds (32 points) of the second-year load, and at least half (24 points) of the third-year load.
In addition, a non-computing minor of at least 28 points (consisting of either a first-year sequence totalling 12 points and a second-year sequence totalling 16 points, or a second-year sequence totalling 16 points and a third-year sequence totalling at least 12 points) must be completed. The discipline is expected to be one from a faculty other than the Faculty of Information Technology.

(First-year and second-year units are no longer offered)

Third year

No individual third-year unit may be taken until any prerequisite core unit has been completed.

• CPE3100 Industrial project (12 points)

plus

• Computing electives from the applications development major study (12 points)
• Other electives, either computing or non-computing (24 points)

The School of Network Computing conducts summer-semester units; these allow students to 'catch up' on missed units, to shorten the time required to complete the degree, or to spread the required work load. Summer semester is available only on a full-fee-paying basis. See also map 5.7 in the 'Undergraduate course maps' section.

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