紐卡斯?fàn)柎髮W(xué)國際教育學(xué)院

Degree Transfer Extended Information Technology provides a pathway into Year 2 of either the Bachelor of Information Technology or the Bachelor of Computer Science.

As with all of our Degree Transfer Extended programs, students will study the exact same curriculum as year 1 Bachelor students but with the addition of an extra semester of study especially designed to give students excellent background knowledge and preparation for the courses in their chosen degree.

Students who successfully complete the Degree Transfer Information Technology can enter Year 2 of the following degree options;

Bachelor of Information Technology (no major)
Bachelor of Information Technology (Business Technology)
Bachelor of Information Technology (Systems Development)
Bachelor of Information Technology/Bachelor of Business
Bachelor of Computer Science

Depending on the area of study you choose to major in, typical positions for an IT graduate are listed below.

web developer
digital producer
games designer
web and multimedia producer
digital project manager
digital marketing specialist
animator
software developer
software application support specialist
mobile app designer
technical software consultant
software development project manager
e-learning developer
finance software analyst
enterprise architect
infrastructure business analyst
systems analyst
IT project manager
desktop systems specialist
IT and communications advisor

Course Structure

Five core bridging courses (non-credit bearing) in the first semester

Academic English
Core Mathematics
Programming
Computing
Statistics

Six core courses

COMP1010 Computing Fundamentals
COMP1140 Database and Information Management
SENG1110 Object Oriented Programming
SENG1050 Web Technologies
Academic English A
Academic English B

Four directed courses

ACFI1001 Accounting for Decision Makers
ENGG1003 Introduction to Procedural Programming
MATH1110 Maths for Engineering, Science and Tech 1
MATH1510 Discrete Mathematics
SENG1120 Data Structures
STAT1060 Business Decision Making