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Bachelor of Arts (Communication)/Bachelor of Computing


Entry requirements

Applicants should have met the appropriate entry criteria for both the Bachelor of Arts (Communication) and the Bachelor of Computing. All applicants should be willing to undertake a normal workload of forty-eight points a year full-time or twenty-four points to thirty-two a year part-time or by distance education.

Course structure and sequence

The double degree offers students a structured sequence of study which combines studies in most aspects of computing and communication studies.

A candidate for the double degree must fulfil the following requirements to receive the awards of Bachelor of Arts (Communication)/Bachelor of Computing:

(a) complete a total of 192 but not more than 216 points, comprising at least ninety-six points from each of the School of Humanities and Social Sciences and the School of Computing and Information Technology;

(b) complete the prescribed sequence in communication studies (fifty-eight points), an arts minor of four subjects (twenty-eight points) and an arts first-level sequence of two subjects (twelve points);

(c) complete the prescribed sixteen-subject computing sequence in either systems development or business systems (ninety-six points).

Communications compulsory sequence

Arts minor sequences

The arts minor can be chosen from history-politics, Indonesian, sociology, writing, gender studies, journalism or community studies (details are provided under the discipline headings).

Systems development sequence

Students may opt to take the twelve-point subject GCO3800 (Industry project) in place of GCO3819 (Computing project).

plus three elective subjects to be chosen from:

Business systems sequence

Students may opt to take the twelve-point subject GCO3900 (Business systems project) in place of GCO3819 (Computing project).

plus two elective subjects from:

Duration

The course of study is normally a minimum of four years full-time or eight years part-time, and normally cannot extend beyond eleven years.


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