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University handbooks: Undergraduate handbook:
Units indexed by faculty Undergraduate coursesThe Faculty of Information Technology offers a wide range of undergraduate degree courses covering different aspects of computing. The courses are designed to equip students to enter the computing profession in a variety of areas including the application of computer technology to information systems in commerce and industry, and the design, construction and programming of computer equipment. Students who satisfy the academic requirements and who wish to gain a deeper knowledge and understanding of their area of major study may choose to take a fourth or honours year. The normal minimum qualification for admission to honours is a credit grade or better in the area of major study. The lists below advise on the course offerings in 2007 by campus. In the ‘Outline of undergraduate courses’ later in this section of the handbook, courses are ordered alphabetically under the headings ‘Single degrees’, ‘Double degrees’ and Honours degrees’. Single degreesThe following single degrees are offered in 2007: BerwickBachelor of Information Technology and Systems (major: multimedia applications) CaulfieldBachelor of Information Technology and Systems (majors: information management; information systems; internet systems; multimedia games development; net-centric computing; security; systems development) ClaytonBachelor of Software Engineering Bachelor of Business Information Systems Bachelor of Computer Science Gippsland (on-campus)Bachelor of Information Technology and Systems (majors: applications development and networks; business systems) Off-campusBachelor of Information Technology and Systems (majors: applications development and networks; business systems) MalaysiaBachelor of Computer Science Bachelor of Information Technology and Systems (majors: applications development and networks; business systems) South AfricaBachelor of Business Systems Bachelor of Information Technology and Systems (majors: applications development and networks; business systems) Degrees with no further intakeThe following degrees have no further intake. The course information provided for these degrees is for those students completing their studies in these programs: BerwickBachelor of Multimedia Systems CaulfieldBachelor of Computing Bachelor of Information Systems Bachelor of Internet Systems and Commerce (formerly offered at Peninsula) Bachelor of Network Computing (formerly offered at Peninsula) ClaytonBachelor of Business Systems GippslandBachelor of Information Technology (on- and off-campus) MalaysiaBachelor of Information Technology South AfricaBachelor of Computing Double degreesThe following double degrees are offered in 2007 in conjunction with the faculties of Arts, Business and Economics, Education, and Science (see the course entries later in this section of the handbook for information about the managing faculties): BerwickBachelor of Communication/Bachelor of Information Technology and Systems Bachelor of Business and Commerce/Bachelor of Information Technology and Systems CaulfieldBachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Information Technology and Systems Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Information Technology and Systems ClaytonBachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Business Information Systems Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Computer Science Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Business Information Systems Bachelor of Computer Science/Bachelor of Education – primary Bachelor of Computer Science/Bachelor of Education - secondary Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Computer Science Gippsland and off-campusBachelor of Arts (Communication)/Bachelor of Information Technology and Systems Bachelor of Business and Commerce/Bachelor of Information Technology and Systems PeninsulaBachelor of Computer Science/Bachelor of Education – primary Honours degreesSupervision for honours degrees is available in each of the schools of the faculty, but various units will be delivered at specific campuses. Students thinking of undertaking honours study should contact the relevant school coordinator to discuss their potential honours study. Students should be aware that the minimum academic requirement for admission to the faculty’s honours program is a pass in a relevant IT degree and to have achieved a distinction or above in all FIT units at the third stage of the relevant degree. The following honours degrees are offered in 2007: ClaytonHonours degree of Bachelor of Business Information Systems Honours degree of Bachelor of Computer Science Honours degree of Bachelor of Software Engineering* Berwick, Caulfield, GippslandHonours degree of Bachelor of Information Technology and Systems * Fourth-year students of the Bachelor of Software Engineering will be invited to do an honours program based on their results in the first three years of studies. Previous page | Next page | Section contents | Title and contents |