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About the University
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Curtin
University of Technology is Western Australia's
largest university with over 33,000 students.
Its strength lies in its international orientation,
the responsiveness of its programs to national
and workplace needs and its promotion of
cultural diversity and lifelong learning.
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For
more information about the university, log on
to www.curtin.edu.au
About
the Programme
Curtin University’s
Bachelor of Commerce (Information Technology)
is offered to students with the Advanced Diploma
in Business Computing from Informatics or other
equivalent qualifications. The University awards
all Professional Diploma holders with the degree
upon successful completion of the on-campus modules.
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Benefits
of the Programme
- Well
recognised Degree
- Degree
awarded by one of the top universities in
Australia
- Degree
conferred is identical to on-campus students
- Good
Curriculum
- Newly
updated curriculum that is highly relevant
to the industry needs
- Internet
E-commerce, Project Management, Java Programming,
Network and Website Administration
- Balance
coverage of IT and business will groom graduates
to be more rounded perspective
- A
well proven programme
- More
than 1000 graduates from this programme and
are working in the industry
- Graduates
obtained employment in both public and private
sector such as HP, SingTech, Banks, etc
- Cost
Savings
- Cost
savings (saving of at least $20,000 from on-campus
study)
- Modular
System
- Better
focus for examination units
- Ability
to retake modules without having to wait
(shorten time span)
- Qualified
Lecturers
- MOE
and University approved lecturers
- Taught
by dedicated full time lecturers
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Recognition
Upon
completion, Curtin University of Technology will
award student with the Bachelor of Commerce in
Information Technology certificate.
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Programme
Structure
Core
Modules
CT100
Marketing
C3100
Business Statistics
C3101
Object-Oriented Programming
C3102
Internet E-Commerce Programming
C3103
Project Management
C3104
IT Principles and Case Studies
C3105
Network and Website Administration
C3106
E-Commerce Internetworking
CT100 Marketing
Introduce the topic of
marketing, its role and importance in any type
of organisation. Topics covered include the marketing
concept, marketing environment and marketing information
systems.
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C3100 Business Statistics
Present a broad overview
of the subject of statistics and its applications.
Topics covered include the difference between
descriptive and inferential statistics, features
of statistics used to affirm decisions and assist
in decision-making.
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C3101 Object-Oriented Programming
The problems of software
quality, review of design techniques, reusability
of software and object-oriented design and programming.
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C3102
Internet EC Programming
Internet based application
development, multi-tier application development,
world wide web programming, client and server
programming, web database interfacing dynamic
world wide web pages, internet security issues.
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C3103 Project Management
The use of a relevant
project management software package. Project selection,
structure, organisation and approaches to planning
and control.
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C3104 IT Principles and Cases Studies
Analysis of case studies
to explore the principles and contemporary topics
of IT including integration of programming, technological
infrastructure, IT management, outsourcing, alignment
of IT with organisational and the IT organisational
function.
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C3105 Network and Web Site Administration
Network operating
systems (NOS), network file system, network
administration, server administration, installation,
configuration, monitoring, and troubleshooting.
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IT319 Information Systems and Management
Enable students
to gain insight into and understanding
of the key issues facing Information
Managers today. To assist students
to critically consider some of the
theories underpinning contemporary
information management practices.
Topics
taught include: IS/IT planning, CIO,
aligning IS strategy with corporate
strategy, business process re-engineering,
outsourcing, competitive advantage,
security, evaluating investments in
IS/IT, managing end-user computing
and organisational impact of IS –
management of change.
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C3106 E-Commerce Internetworking
Understanding
of theory and practice relating
to network service and support,
including backup strategies,
tuning networks and servers,
installation and configuration
of network devices and network
monitoring and security.
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 Programme Duration
A
16 months part-time programme. Students
are recommended to take 2 modules per term.
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Advancement
Pathway
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Assessment
Structure
The
assessment structure for this programme is by
assignments, project and examinations.
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Entry
Requirements
- Local
Polytechnic IT diploma holder
- Other
relevant IT diploma holder*
- Other
equivalent qualifications (subject to acceptance
by Curtin University)*
*Required
to complete the Curtin University Integration
Programme if pre-requisites are not met.
To
find out if your existing qualification meet the
entry requirement, email
us
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Contact
Us
Contact
us to find out more about our programmes.
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