Information Technology (information systems), Bachelor

In your first year, you'll undertake foundational IT units, including introductions to computer systems, design and building principles, database development, and programming fundamentals. The Computer Science major builds on this by developing skills in application design, software development, networks, discrete structures, and advanced algorithms, with hands-on experiences throughout. In your final year, you'll complete a major project for a real-world client, showcased at the annual IT and Games event, and have options for further specialisations.You can customise your degree by focusing on areas like software development and networked systems, with expertise in information security, intelligent systems, data-centric computing, or user experience. Choose a second major, such as Computational and Simulation Science, Data Science, or Information Systems, for deeper knowledge. Alternatively, add minors like Business Intelligence, Business Process Management, or Networks and Security to broaden your skills, ensuring a tailored career path.