Bachelor of Information Technology (Software Development)
Bachelor of Information Technology (Software Development)
The Bachelor Information Technology provides students with a solid grounding in the fundamental theories and applications of Information Technology, including programming, operating systems, databases, networking /cloud, security, and software project management. By completing this course, students will acquire essential knowledge and skills in Information Technology, creating a solid base to…
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COURSE DESCRIPTION
The Bachelor Information Technology provides students with a solid grounding in the fundamental theories and applications of Information Technology, including programming, operating systems, databases, networking /cloud, security, and software project management.
By completing this course, students will acquire essential knowledge and skills in Information Technology, creating a solid base to continue their progression in the IT industry. Upon completion, students may choose to further progress to higher-level courses such as a Master of Information Technology
Structure of the course of study
The course structure is based on one semester with 14 weeks duration. It comprises:
19 core units (including 2 capstone units in Year 3) offered uniquely by BIT and 5 elective units from the Bachelor of Business over 3 years.
The elective units from the Bachelor of Business study will provide BIT graduates with the fundamental business knowledge and empower them to align their ICT knowledge and skills with an understanding of day-to-day business operations.
REQUIREMENTS
- Students must be 18 years of age before commencement of the designated study period.
- The minimum entry requirement for all students is an Australian Year 12 senior secondary school certificate or its international equivalent and the conditions consistent with the requirements for Subclass 500 visas in the case of international students.
- Completion of AQF Level 4 study If a student completes an Australian Certificate IV in vocational study (AQF Level 4), they will be able to enrol in an undergraduate course at EEI.
English Language Proficiency
- The language of instruction is English. All students are required to demonstrate a minimum level of proficiency in English language to qualify for admission. For students enrolling onshore, students from Australian local institutes, an Australian Year 12 senior secondary school certificate is required.
- For students enrolling from non-English speaking countries, a condition of admission is evidence of an IELTS
- (Academic) test with a minimum score of 6.0 with no sub-band scores less than 5.5. Students with IELTS (Academic) 5.0 may enroll after successful completion of the English for Academic Purposes EAP2 program authorized at a TEQSA/ASQA accredited ELT Centre if approved by the Institute. Successful completion of the EAP program requires a pass mark in all assessment tasks.
- When an IELTS score is used to demonstrate English proficiency, that score must have been attained within two years of the date of application for admission.
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