Bachelor of Information Technology

The Bachelor of Information Technology will equip students with the essential knowledge and skills that are relevant to any business to develop, implement and manage software products for commercial companies, software development companies, and government. Students will learn to manage multidisciplinary, data-driven Information Technology (IT) solutions, and develop meaningful approaches to continually evolving business applications, web-and-cloud-based systems and environments.

The Bachelor of Information Technology aims to provide the course graduate with generic and broad employability skills as shown by the Course Learning Outcomes, and the Graduate Attributes, as well as specific knowledge and skills that are consistent with this target work role.

Graduates typically can work for commercial and government organisations in diverse industries, such as tourism, finance, health, retail, IT consulting or security providers nationally and internationality.

A Bachelor of Information Technology degree opens up many career opportunities, including Software Engineering, Business Analysis, Help Desk and Project Management roles.

First Year
Subject Code	Subject Name
ICT1101*	Technology and Innovation (C)
ICT1102*	Computational Science (C)
ICT1103*	Programming Fundamentals (C)
ICT1104*	Systems Design and Engineering (C)
AFA1201	Accounting for Managers (E)
MGH1201	Foundations of HR Management (E)
MGK1202	Principles of Digital and Social Media Marketing (E)
MGL1201*	Business Law (E)
MGM1201*	Introduction to Management (E)
CYB1101	Introduction to Cybercrime (E)
ICT1105	Operating Systems (E)
ICT1106	Web Technologies (E)
Note: Students must undertake 4 out of 8 electives

Second Year
Subject Code	Subject Name
ICT2101*	Object Oriented Programming (C)
ICT2102*	Networking Fundamentals (C)
ICT2103	Database Foundations (C)
CYB2101	Cyber Security Principles (C)
MGM2203	Project Management (E)
MGM2204*	Contemporary Issues in the Global Business Environment (E)
CYB2102	Cyber Law, Privacy and Ethics (E)
CYB2103	Cyber Risk Management (E)
MGC2201	Communication for Business Professionals (E)
ICT2104	Programming the Internet of Things (IoT) (E)
ICT2105	Blockchain Technology (E)
Note: Students must undertake 4 out of 7 electives

Third Year
Subject Code	Subject Name
BBU3101	Professional Development for Emerging Leaders (C)
ICT3102*	Information Technology Project A (C)
ICT3103	Information Technology Project B (C)
BBU3104	Business Analytics (C)
MGM3205	Strategic Thinking: Competitive Advantage (C)
ICT3104	Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (C)
ICT3105	Agile Software Engineering (C)
ICT3106	Virtualization and Cloud Computing (C)

Note: Core (C), Elective (E)

	is a prerequisite for
*ICT1101 Technology and Innovation	BBU3104, CYB2101 and MGM2203.
*ICT1102 Computational Science	ICT2102, ICT3104 and ICT2105.
*ICT1103 Programming Fundamentals	ICT2101, ICT2104 and ICT2105.
*ICT1104 Systems Design and Engineering	ICT2103.
*ICT2101 Object Oriented Programming	ICT3104 and ICT3105.
*ICT2102 Networking Fundamentals	ICT3106.
*ICT3102 Information Technology Project A	ICT3103.
*MGL1201 Business Law	CYB2102.
*MGM1201 Introduction to Management	CYB2103, MGC2201, MGM2203, and MGM2204.
*MGM2204 Contemporary Issues in the Global Business Environment	MGM3205.

Degree Courses

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Courses offered in Sydney, Melbourne and Perth

BIT (Bachelor of Information Technology)

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