Bachelor Of Information Technology (Computer Science)

by Queensland University of Technology QUT Claim Listing

Computer science applications extend into specialised areas, including mobile computing, artificial intelligence, robotics, and large-scale information management involving information retrieval and web search engines.

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3 Years

Course Details

Highlights

  • Use hardware and software to design and build systems to solve complex problems or issues associated with efficiency, usability, and security.

  • Learn software development and networked systems, with the opportunity to gain specific expertise in information security, networks and communications, intelligent systems, data-centric computing, or user experience.

  • Understand how a compelling blend of information technology skills and business knowledge shape industries of the future in an ACS (Australian Computer Society) accredited course with international recognition.

  • Get career-ready for roles such as software developer, systems analyst, programmer, mobile application developer, website developer, user experience designer, network administrator, security analyst, computer scientist, systems programmer, or data mining specialist.

 

Why choose this course?

Computer science is the scientific and practical approach to computer-based system design, development and operation. It deals with areas ranging from the fundamental principles of computation to tools and techniques for IT system development and evaluation, including identifying and solving systems design issues associated with efficiency, usability and security.

Computer science applications extend into specialised areas, including mobile computing, artificial intelligence, robotics, and large-scale information management involving information retrieval and web search engines.

If you want to work with cutting-edge technology and be a part of creating technologies that have yet to be invented, a computer science career could be for you. 

In your first year, you’ll complete your common IT units, including an introduction to computer systems, learning design and build principles and developing databases. You’ll also learn programming principles.

In the Computer Science major, you will develop application design and development skills and learn discrete structures, software development, and networks. You’ll develop knowledge of advanced concepts of algorithms and complexity.

You will have practical, hands-on experiences throughout your course. In addition, you will have the option of further specialisations by choosing a second major or minors.

Your final year is your opportunity to showcase your skills with a major project. Your project will be for a real-world client and will be unveiled at the IT and Games Showcase, held at the end of the year.

 

Customise your degree

You can customise your degree to suit your interests. You will learn software development and networked systems, with the opportunity to gain specific expertise in information security, networks and communications, intelligent systems, data-centric computing, or user experience.

Foster your passion and shape your career through complementary study areas. As well as choosing a major area of study, your course includes a second study area, which can be either a second major or a double minor. A second major can complement your major area of study, allowing you to develop a significant depth of knowledge and skills in two discipline areas.

 

IT Second Majors

Computational and Simulation Science

Combines the study of science and mathematical models with computers to provide quantitative analysis and visualisation to gain insight into the solution of scientific problems from various scientific application areas. Computational and Simulation Science second major graduates will be in demand to apply the latest computing and computational techniques to specialist application areas.

 

Data Science

Provides the necessary skills to be a data scientist, including statistical methods and data visualisation, computational tools and data management techniques for large datasets, and high-performance computing resources and techniques. This unique skill set in statistics and computing will allow you to cope with sophisticated models applied to complex and large datasets.

 

Information Systems

Focuses on using IT skills and knowledge to identify organisational requirements and design effective and innovative IT systems solutions. In this second major, you will develop expertise in understanding information technology capabilities and implications, as well as proficiency in best-of-breed methods, techniques, and tools to improve and innovate the work of individuals and organisations.

Expand the breadth of your studies by adding to your major with one minor. You can choose from the information technology discipline or broaden your studies by completing minors that offer general knowledge and insights in study areas from across the university.

IT Minors

Business Intelligence

Focus on the areas of business, data and process analysis to critically analyse data and make evidence-based decisions.

 

Business Process Management (BPM)

BPM is a systematic approach to making organisations' workflows more efficient and effective. You will learn to discover, analyse, model, improve, automate and monitor business processes.;

 

Computational and Simulation Science

This minor provides knowledge of modelling, simulation and visualisation used in various scientific application areas.

 

Enterprise Systems

Develop an understanding of large-scale application software packages that support business processes and information flows across departments. This minor develops the knowledge and skills required in supporting Enterprise Systems within the modern organisation.

 

Information Systems

Develop skills in working with people, data, business processes, and technology in finding innovative ways of making these more effective and efficient.

 

Intelligent Systems

Explore the fields of artificial intelligence and machine learning with applications in robotics and other virtual intelligent systems.

 

IoT and Mobile Technologies

Develops the knowledge and skills to design and distribute applications or games. Examine the role and application of ubiquitous and mobile technologies to individuals and enterprises.

 

Networks and Security

Develop contemporary electronic communications infrastructure knowledge and skills, concentrating on fundamental networking technologies and information security principles.

 

User Experience

Develop the knowledge and skills needed to engage in user experience design activities involving emerging technologies to create new forms of human-computer interaction.

 

Careers and outcomes

Computer science graduates are experienced in software development, familiar with networked systems and understand the underlying foundations of all modern computer-based technologies.

Depending on your choice of study areas, opportunities exist to gain specific expertise in information security, networks and communications, intelligent systems, data-centric computing, or human-computer interaction.

 

Professional recognition

This program is ACS accredited, giving eligibility for ACS membership, recognition by ACS for certification and migration skills assessment, and international recognition by signatories of the Seoul Accord.

 

Possible careers

  • Computer scientist

  • Computer systems engineer

  • Data scientist

  • Information security specialist

  • Mobile app designer

  • Network administrator

  • Programmer

  • Project developer

  • Security analyst

  • Software developer

  • Systems engineer

  • Systems programmer

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