Course code: CGBSP
Course director: Dr Baikunth Nath
The Graduate Diploma in Business Systems aims to provide an education in methods used in the design, development and application of computer systems to the management of business operations. This involves the study of business-related computer techniques and business procedures, leading to an understanding of the design, operation and control of computer-based systems. Applications include those in business data processing, planning, scheduling, forecasting, production management, inventory management, marketing, project management, financial management, business modelling and operations management.
This course is offered as a part-time distance education course by the School of Computing and Information Technology at the Gippsland campus. It may be possible to transfer from the distance education mode to the on-campus mode at Clayton.
Distance education students need to make use of a personal computer and modem. Students intending to purchase a computer should consult with the course director to ensure compatibility with software used in the course.
Applicants are normally required to have a bachelors degree from a recognised tertiary institution. Applications will also be considered from non-graduates who possess appropriate professional qualifications with related work experience. International applicants must also possess a level of English proficiency in accordance with faculty policy.
Graduates with a major in business systems will not normally be accepted for this course.
In 1997 the course fee for the distance education mode is $8000 or $1000 per subject.
The course is normally completed over two years of part-time study.
To qualify for the graduate diploma, students complete eight subjects selected from the following schedule:
1 GCO4801 Business information systems
2 Choose at least four of the following:
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