Bachelor of Information Technology
Course Structure
Course Structure:
To complete the Bachelor of Information Technology, students must pass 24 credit points, including:
12 credit points of core units
3 credit points of capstone units
6 credit points of IT major sequence or 4 credit points of IT minor sequence and 5 credit points of open electives, or two IT minor sequences and 1 credit point open elective
Maximum 10 credit points at level 1
Minimum 6 credit points at level 3
Core Units:
Introduction to Programming (SIT102)
Computer Systems (SIT111)
Database Fundamentals (SIT103)
Introduction to Data Science and Artificial Intelligence (SIT112)
Introduction to Responsive Web Apps (SIT120)
Real World Practices for Cyber Security (SIT182)
Digital Business Analysis (MIS201)
Information Technology Systems and Innovation (SIT224)
User Centred Design (SIT216)
Professional Practice in Information Technology (SIT223)
Information Technology Innovations and Entrepreneurship (SIT317)
Communicating Information Technology Projects (SIT328)
Capstone Units:
Team Project (A) - Project Management and Practices (SIT374)
Team Project (B) - Execution and Delivery (SIT378)
IT Placements and Industry Experience (SIT306) or Professional Practice (SIT344)
Career Opportunities
Career Opportunities:
Graduates of the Bachelor of Information Technology can pursue careers in various fields including:
Programming
Networking
Cyber Security
Cloud Applications
IT Management
User-Centred Design
IT Consulting
Entrepreneurship in Technology
Internship or Work Placements
Internship/Work Placement:
The course includes a compulsory work placement with an approved host organization. This is designed to help students develop their professional networks and work practices while completing their degree.