Information Technology Handbook, 1998: Monash University, Australia - Contents
A message from the dean
Information for students
Computing and careers
Course selection
Undergraduate courses
General
Pass degrees
Table 1: The undergraduate degrees
Honours degrees
Table 2: The honours degrees of the faculty
Combined and double degrees
Table 3: Combined and double degrees
Graduate programs
General
Specialist discipline knowledge courses
Graduate diplomas
Masters degrees
Doctor of Philosophy
Professionally oriented and cross-disciplinary knowledge
Graduate diplomas
Masters degrees
Other
Graduate certificates
Fees for Australian residents for postgraduate courses
Applying for a course
Entrance requirements
Quotas
International students
Postgraduate students
Information for new students
Home campus
Transferring course
Problems with study
Orientation Week
Buying a computer
Internet access
Code of ethics
Accommodation
Berwick campus
Caulfield campus
Clayton campus
Peninsula campus
Gippsland campus
Parking
Fees
Scholarships and bursaries
Choosing subjects
Enrolment
Pre-enrolment
Assessment
Standards of thesis and assignment writing
Timetables
Textbooks and notes
Part-time students
Offshore students
Distance education students
Examinations and results
Special consideration and deferred examinations
Publication of results
Cheating
Regulations
Academic progress and exclusion
Unsatisfactory progress
Faculty policy on subject enrolments and results
Deferment
Leave of absence
Grievance procedures
1.0 Introduction
2.0 Application of procedures
3.0 Confidentiality
4.0 Lodging of grievances
5.0 Composition of the student grievance committee
6.0 Procedures
Student rights and reasonable expectations
General
1.0 Basic student rights and responsibilities
2.0 Unsatisfactory progress by students
3.0 Basic staff rights and responsibilities
4.0 Levels of service
4.1 Computing facilities
4.2 Faculty office services
4.3 The services available from all school offices
4.3.1 Assessment
4.3.2 Subject choice
4.3.3 Research
4.3.4 Laboratories and other teaching accommodation
5.0 Point value of subjects
Student support services
Disability support services
Language and Learning Services Unit (LLS)
English language proficiency
Support services for international students
Undergraduate studies
General
Applying for entry
Advanced standing
Alternative category entry (ACE)
1 Age and education
2 Aboriginal persons Monash Orientation Scheme for Aborigines (MOSA)
3 Disadvantaged/country schools program
4 Open learning and enhancement programs
Credit transfer
TAFE articulation
Honours study
Prohibited subject combinations
The semester program
Postgraduate studies
General
Applications for entry
Masters and PhD by research
Supervision
Attendance requirements
Roles and responsibilities for the supervision of masters candidates
Coursework
Fees
Admission for non-award study
Duration
Fees
Admission requirements
Applications
Faculty information
Structure and organisation of the faculty
Pearcey Centre for Computing
Faculty and school offices
School information
School of Business Systems
Profile of the school
Teaching
Links with industry
Research
Project management
Academic staff
Operations management
Academic staff
Accounting, financial and administrative systems
Academic staff
Advanced trading and marketing systems
Academic staff
Multimedia for business
Academic staff
Quality, reliability and software metrics
Academic staff
Chinese language and multilingual computing
Academic staff
Timetabling and scheduling
Academic staff
Applications of evolutionary computing to business
Academic staff
Further information
Objectives Bachelor of Business Systems
School of Computer Science and Software Engineering
Profile of the school
Teaching
Links
Environment
Research
Advanced digital design
Academic staff
Artificial intelligence
Academic staff
Academic staff
Academic staff
Academic staff
Biological computing
Academic staff
Computer graphics
Academic staff
Database systems and technology
Academic staff
Digital communications
Academic staff
Digital signal processing
Academic staff
Distributed computing, mobile and database systems and technology
Academic staff
Mobile and distributed object technology and systems
Academic staff
Graphical user interfaces
Academic staff
Academic staff
Image processing
Academic staff
Inductive inference
Academic staff
Information technology
Academic staff
Intelligent and knowledge-based information retrieval systems
Academic staff
Logic programming
Academic staff
Multiprocessor architecture
Academic staff: Dr R Pose.
Object-oriented software engineering
Academic staff
Academic staff
Academic staff
Operating systems
Academic staff
Pattern analysis and machine intelligence
Academic staff
Programming languages
Academic staff
Robotics
Academic staff
Software tools for high performance computers
Academic staff
Academic staff
Academic staff
Academic staff
Virtual reality display architectures
Academic staff
Objectives Bachelor of Computer Science
Objectives Bachelor of Computing: major in computer technology
Objectives Bachelor of Computing: major in software development
Objectives Bachelor of Digital Systems
School of Information Management and Systems
Profile of the school
Teaching
Research
Decision support systems laboratory
Electronic commerce research group
Intelligent decision support research group
information continuum research group
Further information
Centre for Information Systems Practice
Profile of the centre
Industry-based research
Consulting services
Industry training
Publications
Gippsland School of Computing and Information Technology
Profile of the school
Teaching
Research
Computer-mediated communication and computer-aided learning
Academic staff
Data communications
Academic staff
Image processing
Academic staff
Multimedia information systems and communication
Academic staff
Multiple-valued logic
Academic staff
Operations management
Academic staff
Optimisation techniques
Academic staff
Reliability modelling
Academic staff
Objectives major in system development
Objectives major in business systems
Further information
Peninsula School of Computing and Information Technology
Profile of the school
Teaching
Research
Computer education
Academic staff
Computer security
Academic staff
Database systems
Academic staff
Humancomputer interaction
Academic staff
Information retrieval
Academic staff
Multimedia
Academic staff
Software and systems engineering
Academic staff
Further information
Objectives major in applications development
Further Information
Undergraduate courses
Diploma in Computing
Introduction
Course structure
First year
Second year
Third year
Fourth year
Elective subjects
Bachelor of Business Systems
Introduction
Entrance requirements
Accreditation
Industry-based learning program
Quota
Scholarship selection
International students
Course structure
Industry-based learning stream
First year
First semester
Second semester
Second year
Summer school
First semester
Second semester
Third year
First semester
Second semester
Normal stream
First year
First semester
Second semester
Second year
Third year
Elective streams
Accounting stream
First year
First semester
Second semester
Second year
Third year
Management streamFirst year
First semester
Second semester
Second year
Third year
Language stream specialising in Japanese
First year
First semester
Second semester
Second year
First semester
Second semester
Third year
First semester
Second semester
Honours program in business systems
Bachelor of Computing
Introduction
Entrance requirements
Course structure
Fourth or honours year
Bachelor of Computing Caulfield
Introduction
Course structure for a single major
Part-time study
First year
Second year
Third year
Course structure for a double major
Major in computer technology
First year (12 points)
Second year (16 points)
Third year (24 points)
Computer technology electives
Computer technology project
Corequisite studies
First year
Second year
Honours program in computer technology
Major in information systems
First year
Second year
Third year
Corequisite studies
First year
Second year
Honours program in information systems
Major in software development
First year (12 points)
Second year (16 points)
Third year (24 points)
Software development elective subjects
Subjects which present programming for particular environments
Subjects which support software paradigms and development processes
Corequisite studies
First year
Second year
Honours program in software development
Bachelor of Computing
Single or double major in system development and/or business systems
Prerequisites
Course structure system development major
First year
Second year
Third year
Honours program in system development
Course structure business systems major
First year
Second year
Third year
Course structure double major in business systems and system development
First year
Second year
Third level
Bachelor of Computing Peninsula
Introduction
Course structure for a major in applications development
First year
Second year
Third year
Honours year in applications development
Honours year in business systems or system development
Entrance requirements
Course structure
On campus
Distance education
Bachelor of Computing (Computer Science)
Introduction
Course structure
First year
Second year
Third year
Subjects
First year
Second year
Third year
Bachelor of Computer Science
Introduction
Entrance requirements
Course structure
First year
Second year
Third year
Double major in computing
Subjects
First year
Second year
Third year
Honours program in computer science
Honours program in computer science/accounting
Bachelor of Computing (Information Systems) Caulfield and Peninsula
Introduction
Third year
Bachelor of Digital Systems
Introduction
Entrance requirements
Course structure
First year
Second year
Third year
Honours program in digital systems
Prerequisites
Structure
Coursework units
Project topics
Bachelor of Education (School Librarianship)
Introduction
Course structure
Bachelor of Information Management
Introduction
Entrance requirements
Accreditation
Honours year
Course structure
First year
First semester
Second semester
Second year
First semester
Second semester
Third year
Bachelor of Information Systems
Introduction
Entrance requirements
Employment
Course structure
First year
Second year
Third year
Honours year
Bachelor of Multimedia
Bachelor of Software Engineering
Introduction
Entrance requirements
Minor sequences from faculties other than the Faculty of Information Technology
General
Accounting sequence
Accounting minor
First year
Second year
Accounting major
First year
Second year
Third year
Banking and finance sequence
Econometrics sequence
Management sequence
Marketing sequence
Mathematics sequence
Mathematics major, minor and electives
Mathematics subjects
Mathematics minor sequence
Mathematics major sequence
First year
Second year
Third year
Psychology sequence
Sociology sequence
First-year level
Second/third-year level
Combined and double degrees
Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Computing
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Computing
Bachelor of Arts (Communication)/Bachelor of Computing
Introduction
Entry requirements
Course structure and sequence
Communications compulsory sequence
Arts minor sequences
Systems development sequence
Business systems sequence
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Information Management
Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Computing
Introduction
Entry requirements
Course structure
Core subjects
Business majors and submajors
Computing major
Electives
Further information
Bachelor of Business (Accounting)/Bachelor of Computing
Introduction
Entry requirements
Course structure
First year
First semester
Second semester
Second year
First semester
Second semester
Third year
First semester
Second semester
Fourth year
First semester
Second semester
Further information
Bachelor of Business (Banking and Finance)/Bachelor of Computing
Introduction
Entry requirements
Course structure
First year
First semester
Second semester
Second year
First semester
Second semester
Third year
First semester
Second semester
Fourth year
First semester
Second semester
Further information
Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Business Systems
Bachelor of Business Systems/Bachelor of Laws
Bachelor of Computing/Bachelor of Education
Bachelor of Computer Science and Engineering
Undergraduate course maps
Map 1 Bachelor of Business Systems (Industry-based learning stream)
Map 2 Bachelor of Business Systems (non-IBL stream)
Map 3 Bachelor of Computing, Caulfield (single computing major)
Map 4 Bachelor of Computing, Caulfield (double computing major)
Map 5.1 Bachelor of Computing, Gippsland (system development major)
Map 5.2 Bachelor of Computing, Gippsland (business systems major)
Map 5.3 Bachelor of Computing, Gippsland (double major in business systems development)
Map 6 Bachelor of Computing, Peninsula
Map 7.1 Bachelor of Computing (Computer Science)
Map 7.2 Bachelor of Computer Science
Map 8 Bachelor of Digital Systems
Map 9 Bachelor of Digital Systems (double major in digital systems and computer science)
Map 10 Bachelor of Information Management
Map 11 Bachelor of Information Systems, Caulfield
Programming language table
Graduate studies
Graduate Certificate in Computing
Introduction
Admission requirements
Fees for Australian residents
Duration
Course structure
Graduate Certificate in Computing by distance education
Introduction
Admission requirements
Fees for Australian residents
Duration
Course structure
First semester
Second semester
Graduate Certificate in Information Technology
Introduction
Admission requirements
Fees for Australian residents
Course structure
Graduate Certificate in Decision Support Systems
Introduction
Fees for Australian residents
Admission requirements
Duration of the course
Course structure
Graduate Certificate in Digital Communications Clayton campus
Introduction
Admission requirements
Fees for Australian residents
Course structure
Graduate Certificate in Information Systems
Introduction
Admission requirements
Fees for Australian residents
Course structure
Graduate Certificate in Robotics Clayton campus
Introduction
Admission requirements
Fees for Australian residents
Course structure
Applications from Australian residents
Applications from international students
1 Language
2 TOEFL
3 IELTS
4 Australian Year 12 English examination (eg VCE, SAME, TEE)
Campus addresses
Caulfield campus
Clayton campus
Gippsland campus
Peninsula campus
Graduate Diploma in Archives and Records Management
Introduction
Duration
Course structure
Fieldwork and research seminars
Timetable
Graduate Diploma in Business Systems Clayton
Introduction
Admission requirements
Fees for Australian residents
Duration
Course structure
Group 1
Group 2
Entry to the Master of Business Systems second year
Graduate Diploma in Business Systems by distance education Gippsland
Introduction
Admission requirements
Fees for Australian residents
Duration
Course structure
Graduate Diploma in Business Technology
Introduction
Admission requirements
Fees for Australian residents
Course structure
Core subjects
Foundation subjects
General entry, business entry and technical entry streams
General entry
First year
Second year
Business entry
First year
Second year
Technical entry
First year
Second year
Graduate Diploma in Computer Science
Introduction
Admission requirements
Fees for Australian residents
Course structure
Graduate Diploma in Computing Caulfield
Introduction
Admission requirements
Fees for Australian residents
Course structure
Full-time
First semester
Second semester
Part-time
First year
Second year
Graduate Diploma in Computing Peninsula
Introduction
Admission requirements
Fees for Australian residents
Course structure
First year
Second year
Graduate Diploma in Computing by distance education Gippsland
Introduction
Admission requirements
Fees for Australian residents
Course structure
First year
Second year
Graduate Diploma in Decision Support Systems
Introduction
Fees for Australian residents
Admission requirements
Duration of the course
Course structure
Core subjects
Elective subjects
Graduate Diploma in Digital Communications
Introduction
Admission requirements
Fees for Australian residents
Course structure
Bridging subjects
Core subjects
Elective subjects
Graduate Diploma of Education (School Librarianship) distance education
Course structure
Graduate Diploma in Information Management with specialisations in librarianship, teacher librarianship and recordkeeping
Introduction
Course objectives
Admission requirements
Fees for Australian residents
Duration
Course structure
Graduate Diploma in Information Management (Librarianship)
First semester
Second semester
Graduate Diploma in Information Management (Teacher Librarianship)
First semester
Second semester
Graduate Diploma in Information Management (Recordkeeping)
First semester
Second semester
Graduate Diploma in Information Systems
Introduction
Admission requirements
Fees for Australian residents
Course structure
Third-year
Fourth-year
Course options some examples
Computer programmer systems analyst
Systems analyst management systems support
Graduate Diploma in Information Technology
Introduction
Admission requirements
Fees for Australian residents
Course structure
Subjects
Stream summaries
Information technology stream (COT4230, COT4300, COT4310, COT4330 and COT4430)
Programming stream (SFT4020 and SFT4040)
Distributed systems stream (COT4200, COT4230 and COT4350)
Systems programming stream (COT4200, SFT4100 and SFT4151)
Object-oriented software engineering stream (SFT4030 and SFT4490)
Graduate Diploma in Library and Information Studies
Introduction
Duration
Course structure
Timetable
Graduate Diploma in Robotics
Introduction
Admission requirements
Fees for Australian residents
Course structure
Core units
Bridging subjects
Elective subjects
Master of Arts (Archives and Records)
Introduction
Duration
Course structure
Part one
Part two
Fieldwork and research seminars
Timetable
Master of Arts in bibliographical and textual studies
Introduction
Master of Arts in Librarianship
Introduction
Duration
Course structure
Fieldwork
School seminars
Part one
Part two
Master of Business Systems by coursework
Introduction
Admission requirements
Fees for Australian residents
Course structure
Preliminary coursework
Masters year
Master of Business Systems by distance education Gippsland
Introduction
Admission requirements
Fees for Australian residents
Duration
Course structure
Master of Business Systems by research
Introduction
Admission requirements
Fees for Australian residents
Course structure
Masters preliminary year
Masters year
Master of Business Systems by distance education Gippsland
Introduction
Admission requirements
Fees for Australian residents
Duration
Course structure
Master of Computing by coursework
Introduction
Admission requirements
Fees for Australian residents
Duration
Course structure
Software engineering stream
Master of Computing by research
Introduction
Admission requirements
Course structure
Fees for Australian residents
Attendance requirements
Duration
Master of Digital Communications
Introduction
Admission requirements
Fees for Australian residents
Course structure
Level 4
Bridging subjects
Core subjects
Elective subjects
Level 5
Master of Information Management (Archives and Records) and Master of Information Management (Librarianship)
Introduction
Course objectives
Admission requirements
Part I
Part II
Fees for Australian residents
Duration
Course structure
Part I
Archives and records specialist stream
Library and information studies specialist stream
Librarianship
Teacher librarianship
Part II
100 per cent coursework option: on campus and by distance education
Archives and records specialisation
Librarianship specialisation
Common stream
Archives and records stream
Librarianship stream
50 per cent coursework/50 per cent research option: on campus only
100 per cent research option in archives and records: on campus only
Master of Information Systems
Introduction
Admission requirements
Fees for Australian residents
Course structure
Fourth year
Fifth year
Course options some examples
Master of Librarianship
Introduction
Admission requirements
Duration
Course structure
Timetable
School seminars
Thesis
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
Introduction
Admission requirements
Research scholarships
Details of subjects