The Faculty of Computing and 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 qualification for admission to honours is a credit grade or better in the area of major study.
For information about how to apply for entry to one of the faculty's undergraduate courses, refer to the `Undergraduate studies' section. International students should refer to the section titled `For international students'.
The degree courses offered by the faculty reflect the diversity of studies in computing and computing science, information management, and business and information systems that are available at the Monash campuses.
Bachelors degrees
|
Campus
|
| Generic
degrees with a choice of discipline
|
|
| Bachelor
of Computing, with majors in:
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|
* computer technology, information systems, software development; |
Caulfield
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* applications development; |
Peninsula
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* system development, business systems |
Gippsland,
Distance Education
|
| Specified
discipline major degrees
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|
| Bachelor
of Business Systems
|
Clayton
|
| Bachelor
of Computer Science
|
Clayton
|
| Bachelor
of Digital Systems
|
Clayton
|
| Bachelor
of Information Management
|
Clayton
|
| Bachelor
of Information Systems
|
Caulfield
|
A Diploma in Computing by distance education is also available. Computing subjects may also be studied by students enrolled for undergraduate degree courses in other faculties. For example, at Clayton it is possible to study computer science, business systems, information management, information systems and digital systems at first- and second-year level while studying another discipline as the major part of a course, and to study computing to third-year level in a degree involving two major disciplines. The extent to which this can be done can be determined by studying the regulations for the course concerned.
Honours degrees
|
Campus
|
| Bachelor
of Business Systems (Honours)
|
Clayton
|
| Bachelor
of Computing (Honours)
|
Caulfield,
Gippsland, Peninsula
|
| Bachelor
of Digital Systems (Honours)
|
Clayton
|
| Bachelor
of Computer Science (Honours)
|
Clayton
|
| Bachelor
of Information Systems (Honours)
|
Caulfield
|
There are a number of double degrees offered in conjunction with the faculties of Arts, Business and Economics, Education, Law and a combined degree in conjunction with the Faculty of Engineering.
Degrees from this faculty
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Degrees
from other faculties
|
| Bachelor
of Business Systems
|
Bachelor
of Commerce
|
| Bachelor
of Business Systems
|
Bachelor
of Laws
|
| Bachelor
of Computing
|
Bachelor
of Applied Science Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Arts (Communication) Bachelor of Business Bachelor of Business (Accounting) Bachelor of Business (Banking and Finance) Bachelor of Education |
| Bachelor
of Computer Science*
|
Bachelor
of Engineering
|
| Bachelor
of Information Management
|
Bachelor
of Arts
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