Computer Science, Bachelor

This course provides a combination of experiential learning and practical exposure, with access to specialised labs and facilities, including dedicated robotics, cyber security and augmented reality (AR)/virtual reality (VR) laboratories. Supported by experienced, industry-connected staff, you will access to state-of-the-art software and hardware throughout the course, giving you vital hands-on experience that employers demand.Expand your skills with our industry-based learning opportunities, including a placement unit that gives you a minimum of 100 hours of hands-on experience Tackling the challenges of computer science in the field, you will gain practical expertise and develop valuable professional networks, ensuring you graduate job ready.You will have access to our brand-new specialised capstone project and inspiring co-working space to collaborate with your teammates. During the capstone unit, you will develop solutions to real-world problems from industry and learn agile project management methods, which are widely used across the sector.Our past students have worked on capstone projects such as:

• medical – a mobile app that tracks pupil responses to light
• real estate – a mobile app to track your notes about properties you view
• transport – planning a bus trip with real-time data
• gaming – children’s computer game to build their resilience
• architecture – a virtual reality space to assess architecture student projects
• security – voice-activated password software
• political – a secure online voting system

Deakin’s teaching staff are active researchers in the field, working with groups such as the Applied Artificial Intelligence Institute. Our world-class research programs feed directly into our classrooms, meaning that you will be learning at the cutting edge of industry standards.Equip yourself with a comprehensive understanding of:

• artificial intelligence
• machine learning
• embedded devices
• Internet of Things (IoT)
• computer systems and networks
• data management and information processes
• human computer interaction
• programming and software development
• mathematical methods
• algorithm design and analysis

The Bachelor of Computer Science is accredited by the Australian Computer Society (ACS), meaning your degree will be recognised around the world.