Bachelor of Information Technology (BIT)

CRICOS Course Code: 113724B

The Bachelor of Information Technology (BIT) is a 3-year full time or part-time equivalent undergraduate program. Graduates completing the Bachelor of Information Technology can choose from two specialisation streams: Cyber Security and Web and Mobile Applications Development. It has a common core structure comprising 17 core subjects with 7 elective subjects from either one or both specialisation streams. In total, students will complete 24 subjects achieving a total of 144 credit points.

Overview

The Bachelor of Information Technology program equips students with essential programming, networking, and data analysis skills, empowering them to thrive in the dynamic field of information technology. Through a comprehensive curriculum, students gain a deep understanding of business communication, cybersecurity, and emerging technologies, preparing them to excel in diverse IT roles and contribute effectively to modern organizations.

Careers

Programming
Web Design and Development
Mobile Applications Development
Software and Applications Development
ICT Security Consultancy
ICT Network and Support
ICT Consultancy
Cyber Security
Computer/Software Engineering
Security Engineering

Learning Outcomes

Knowledge

Business Communication: Students learn effective communication practices, including business writing, presentation skills, and intercultural communication, which are vital for professional interaction in the corporate world.

Information Systems and Management: Students understand information management principles, databases, and information systems that contribute to efficient business operations.

Cybersecurity and Cyber Law: Students learn about cybersecurity threats, risk analysis, and legal aspects of information technology, preparing them to safeguard digital assets and adhere to regulations.

Software Development and Design: Students delve into programming concepts, software development techniques, and design thinking, enabling them to create innovative software solutions.

Emerging Technologies: Students explore emerging trends in IT, such as Cloud Computing, the Internet of Things (IoT), and data analytics, preparing them to adapt to rapid technological advancements and make strategic decisions based on the latest innovations.

Skills

Communication Skills: Students develop effective written and verbal communication skills, essential for conveying technical information to colleagues, clients, and stakeholders.

Programming and Software Development: The curriculum teaches students to write, analyze, and debug code, fostering proficiency in various programming languages and software development methodologies.

Data Analysis and Business Intelligence: Students learn to extract insights from data, create data visualizations, and make informed business decisions using tools like data analytics and business intelligence software.

Cybersecurity Knowledge: Students gain an understanding of cybersecurity principles, risk analysis, and techniques to protect digital assets from cyber threats and attacks.

Network Administration and Management: Students acquire skills to design, configure, and manage network systems, ensuring efficient communication and data transfer within organizations.

Learning Pathways

Students who successfully complete the Bachelor of Information Technology may be eligible for progression into Graduate Diploma or Master’s programs.

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Course Design and Structure

The subjects and sequence for the Bachelor of Information Technology are outlined below. Students will complete 17 compulsory core subjects, each of 6 credit points in value.