The faculty offers three bachelor's programmes, Bachelor of Business (Computing), Bachelor of Business (Information Management) and Bachelor of Applied Science (Computing). The Faculty also offers the Bachelor of Engineering/Bachelor of Applied Science (Electronic Systems and Computing) in collaboration with the School of Engineering.
Message from the Registrar
Dean of Faculty means a member of the academic staff appointed by the Council and so appointed. Head of School means a member of the academic staff appointed by the Council and so appointed.
Pari IV. ELIGIBILITY TO UNDERTAKE ASSESSMENT PROVISIONS
DEFERRED EXAMINATIONS AND SPECIAL CONSIDERATION
The recommendation of the Academic Council and/or the Appeals Committee will be sent to the Council for approval. Any person seeking approval to use the Library under Rule 5(a)(iv) must apply in writing to the Dean of the Faculty of Law.
ARTICULATION BETWEEN OUT AND QUEENSLAND TAFE COURSES
OUT Course Equivalent ARJ192 Bachelor of Architecture Block exemption Semester 1 and 2 BT J227 Bachelor of Applied Science. ASJ226 Bachelor of Applied Science with majors in Biology, Chemistry, Biochemistry, Microbiology, Geology, Mathematics, Physics.
ACADEMIC BOARD
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ACADEMIC BOARD
COURSE ASSESSMENT COMMITTEES MASTER OF APPLIED SCIENCE (COMPUTING)
GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN COMMERCIAL COMPUTING
GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN COMPUTING SCIENCE
GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN LIBRARY SCIENCE
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS (COMPUTING)
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS (INFORMATION MANAGEMENT)
BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE (COMPUTING)
BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING/BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE (ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS AND COMPUTING)
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS (COMPUTING)/
BACHELOR OF LAWS
JOINT DEGREE EXECUTIVE
GRADUATE STUDIES STANDING COMMITTEE
STAFF - FACULTY OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
TECHNICAL SERVICES SECTION
INFORMATION SECURITY RESEARCH CENTRE
SCHOOL OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS
COURSES OFFERED BY THE
FACULTY OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
SCHOOL OF COMPUTING SCIENCE
GENERAL COURSE RULES
When timetable conflicts make it necessary, full-time students may be allowed to attend evening classes. except that, in certain circumstances, students who fail a subject that has a pre. requirement for a second subject may nevertheless be deemed suitable to enroll in the second subject, such suitability being determined by the Principal administering the second subject. i) Except with the approval of the Principal, the total number of hours relating to the subjects selected for study by vol. Students who need to register for further assessment must contact the Faculty to determine the nature of the further assessment. In all cases, the requirements for further assessment must be completed by a date no later than the end of the first week of the following semester.
POLICY ON LATE ASSIGNMENTS
Bachelor of Business {Computer Science}, including this component of the combined Bachelor of Computer Science and Law; and Bachelor of Business {Information Management}.
POLICY ON DEFERRED EXAMINATIONS AND NON-ATTENDANCE OF EXAMINATIONS
In the first case, the student must inform the dean of the faculty as soon as the situation arises. In the 1st second case, the student must inform the dean of the faculty as soon as possible. A postponed exam is not an appropriate measure if the student was unable to study during the semester for any reason.
ASN184 MASTER OF APPLIED SCIENCE BY RESEARCH AND THESIS
In the case of an external student, the Committee will appoint an associate supervisor from the student's workplace or sponsoring institution. No student shall be eligible for the award of a degree until a period of 1 birth year has elapsed from the time of initial enrollment. After approval is given, no changes shall be made except with the permission of the Committee.
INN236 MASTER OF APPLIED SCIENCE - COMPUTING
- ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
- GENERAL COURSE RULES
- COURSE STRUCTURE
- COURSE CONTENT
- COURSE PROGRAM- PART-TIME
- PRE-REQUISITES AND CO-REQUISITES
- SUBJECT SYNOPSES
They must choose at least two electives, so that the student can choose two to six topics from this range. The maximum number of courses in this category that can be counted in the course's obligations is 4. It should be noted that due to prerequisite restrictions, the distribution of courses for the full-time study program will have to be negotiated with individual students.
ISM204 GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN COMMERCIAL COMPUTING
FIELD TRIPS
Field trips are included as part of the teaching strategy in the core subjects ISP100 The Computer System and ISP200 Systems Analysis and Design. In the case of ISP100, visits to student computer sites bring together the hardware, software and application aspects; and for ISP200, field trips provide live case study material related to the application of analysis and design methodologies and techniques.
CSM219 GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN COMPUTING SCIENCE
- COURSE PROGRAM FULL-TIME PROGRAM
- ELECT! VES
- PRE-REQUISITES AND CO-REQUISITES See Section 7 of this Handbook
- SUBJECT SYNOPSES
For a registered student enrolled in the one-year full-time Graduate Diploma in Computer Science, an example of a program of study is set out below. For a registered student enrolled on the part-time graduate Diploma in Computing Science course, the subjects and other work in the two years of study are as follows;. The selection of electives other than those listed is subject to the approval of the Head, School of Computing Science.
ISM165 GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN LIBRARY SCIENCE
FIELD EXPERIENCE
Part-time students are normally expected to complete their fieldwork requirements during University vacations, but if there are compelling reasons to do so, the Field Experience may be deferred until after the completion of the next course's work. Students are not required to enroll in ISP428 {Field Experience}, however fieldwork arrangements for all students must be channeled through the Fieldwork Coordinator in the School of Information Systems. Credit for this course component will be awarded only upon completion of all fieldwork requirements.
All students who delay fieldwork must complete the total fieldwork period within six months of successfully completing all other course requirements. Credit will not normally be given for work experience for full-time students prior to successful completion of the first semester's work, or for part-time students prior to successful completion of two semesters' work. Part-time students working for a salary in an approved library during their course period, whose work experience for at least the minimum six weeks meets the required conditions of appropriate level and diversity, may receive fieldwork credit.
SUBJECT SYNOPSES
CSJ128 BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE - COMPUTING
COURSE PROGRAM FULL-TIME PROGRAM
Semester 4 CSB210
- ELECT! VES
- INDUSTRIAL TRAINING EXPERIENCE (IBN280) THE AIMS
- PRE-REQUISITES AND CO-REQUISITES See Section 7 of this Handbook
- SUBJECT SYNOPSES
Other elective subjects may be chosen subject to the approval of the Head of the School offering the subject. An academic staff member will usually visit the student once a semester and discuss progress with the student and a representative of the employer. The report must be submitted no later than the start of the semester following the training period. e).
ISJ210 BACHELOR OF BUSINESS - COMPUTING
Management I General Elective*
Business Electives: Can be chosen from any subject in the degree programs offered by the Faculty of Business, depending on the requirements, availability of the subject in the class schedule and approval of the Head of the School of Information Systems. OuT course subject to requirements, subject availability in the timetable and approval of the Head of the School of Information Systems. The report must be submitted no later than the start of the semester following the internship period.
ISJ243 BACHELOR OF BUSINESS - INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
- ELECTIVES INB099
- INDUSTRIAL TRAINING EXPERIENCE (INB280) THE AIMS
- PRE-REQUISITES AND CO-REQUISITES See Section 7 of this Handbook
The purpose of the industrial training period is to provide students with experience of a real world environment prior to the study of the more advanced aspects of the course. a) enable the student to put into context the concepts learned in the first two years; And. The industrial training period will necessarily involve a period of reorientation and practical training, but students are expected to apply study skills in acquiring the necessary knowledge, and employers are generally not expected to provide formal training. a) The Faculty will assist students in finding suitable work for the period of one year and will also discuss the nature of the work to be performed with the employer. Credit would be granted on the basis of a period of two years of full-time work in an approved environment and meeting a number of administrative requirements: a statement from the training coordinator that the arrangements have been discussed with the employer and that the proposed employment provides suitable work experience; two annual visits by a member of the academic staff to the student and employer; And. a satisfactory report, written by the student, endorsed by the employer and submitted no later than the start of the semester following the internship period. H).
IFJ235 BACHELOR OF BUSINESS - COMPUTING/
ENTRY REQUIRENENTS Normal Entry
For a student enrolled in the full-time Bachelor of Business Informatics/Bachelor of Law program, the subjects that make up the curriculum of the ten semesters of study are as follows:
PRE-REQUISITES AND CO-REQUISITES
SUBJECT SYNOPSES
IFJ222 BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING/
BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE - ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS AND COMPUTING
GENERAL COURSE RULES
A student may not register for a course if, within the limitations of the prerequisites and corequisites and schedules, courses from previous semesters remain to be completed, except with permission of the administrator upon written request to the Registrar. A student is considered to have attempted a course if he or she is registered for the course and all assessment requirements for the course have been met. All students must have completed a total of at least 15 weeks of work, approved by the administrator, to fulfill the vacation exercise requirements of the course.
COURSE PROGRAM FULL-TIME PROGRAM
Control Engineering 11 Communication Engineering 11 Digital Electronics IV Vacation Internship 111 Computer Internship IVB Engineering Mathematics IV Engineering Physics IV. Principles of Programming Scientific Applications Network Theory I I Vacation Practice I I Computer Practice IB Computer Practice IVA Engineering Mathematics II. Electronic Systems Electives: EFTSU Approx Formal Credit Any two of the following to be completed: Hrs/week EEB522 Control Engineering II (T) 6 3.
PRE-REQUISITES AND CO-REQUISITES
MASTERS COURSE
Systems I
Computing I
POST-GRADUATE DIPLOMA COURSES
Storage and Retrieval I Completion of three quarters of the Diploma in Commercial Computing Programming CSP214. Principles Students usually undertake their project in the last semester of the Computer Science degree Completion of at least half of the Computer Science degree Software CSP112. Study at least half of the Computer Science degree ISP998 Special Topic See school /ISP999 in commercial publications.
BACHELOR COURSES
AC8695 Computer ISB210 Analysis, audit and design of information security systems I I CSB201 Computer CSB101 Computer.
Practice I INB105 Computing
Practice 18 INB125 Computing
Practice II INB155 Computing
IS6314 Information Completion of two thirds of systems either Bachelor of Management Business (Computer Science) or. Professional communication Successful completion of at least two-thirds of the normal study program; Prerequisite(s) Completion of at least half of a regular Bachelor of Applied Science program.
SUBJECT SCHEDULES
- SCHEDULE 1 SUBJECTS IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY COURSES
- Schedule 1 provides a listing of all subjects offered in courses administered by the Faculty of Information Technology
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- SCHEDULE 2 : INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SUBJECTS OFFERED IN OTHER QUT COURSES
- SCHEDULE 3: NEW SUBJECTS
- SCHEDULE 4: CHANGES IN SUBJECT CODES
- Schedule 3 provides a listing of subjects which have been assigned a different code in 1989
Engineering Health Science Health Science Engineer Health Science Health Science Health Science, Health Science Science, Health Science Science Science Programming Languages and Structures. The following topics appear in the handbook for the first time; they are listed in alphanumeric order by subject code.
PRIZES AND AWARDS
Awarded to the part-time student who completes the Graduate Diploma in Library Science within the time period appropriate for normal progress and achieves the highest overall marks in the course. Awarded to the full-time student who completes the Graduate Diploma in Library Science within a time period appropriate for normal progress and achieves the highest overall grades in the course. Awarded to the two students who perform best in the course "Information Flow on the Internet" within the Graduate Diploma in Library Science course.
SYNOPSES
To provide students with an understanding of the nature of the Australian political system and the key institutions and procedures that make up the system. Normally, students undertake their project in the final semester of the Graduate Diploma in Computing Science. Provides a basis for the further development of the concepts related to the design and implementation of information systems.
