3002111 | 019840D | CRICOS Provider number 01241G

Bachelor of Information Technology

In partnership with Southern Cross University

Get the advanced skills needed to take control of your career. This degree delivers a deeper, immersive learning experience centred on greater interactivity and connection with real-world applications.

The Southern Cross Model is unique. The shorter, more focused six-week unit structure gives students a greater sense of momentum and motivation as they achieve milestones quickly.

https://www.scu.edu.au/southern-cross-model/

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NEXT INTAKE On campus: Coomera Start date: 06 Mar 2023 Duration: 3 years

STUDY LOCATIONS Gold Coast

WAYS TO STUDY On campus

WHAT YOU'LL PAY

Annual indicative cost

$7,950

Course overview

The jobs of tomorrow require agile digital specialists who can create, deliver and distribute content and resources seamlessly across channels and technologies.

Our degrees offer not only a thorough grounding in the technology and communications of today, but the ability to see what’s coming next.

Graduate employment outcomes for IT graduates are strong, with an impressive 85% of our graduates employed shortly after graduation, according to the Quality Indicators for Learning and Teaching 2018.

IT students also have the opportunity to work on projects in the IT, Immersive Technology, and Cyber Security Labs at the Coomera campus, giving you the skills and confidence to step into the professional workforce.

Whether as a programmer, designer, web developer, systems analyst, database administrator, project manager, ICT network professional or technical support personnel, studies in information technology are the beginning of what could be an amazing future.

What can I do?

Programmer
Web Developer
Systems Analyst
Database Administrator
Project Manager

Course outcome:

3002111 Bachelor of Information Technology

State-of-the-art equipment

As a TAFE Queensland student you'll have access to a variety of industry-standard equipment and facilities. Get the skills you need to launch your career with access to the latest technology in our high-tech computer labs.

Industry skills and experience

Our experienced teaching staff are still heavily embedded in the IT industry, so they know where the industry is headed and what skills employers are looking for. Study on campus and take advantage of optional internship units that add hands-on, real-life experience.

What you will study

If you have completed one of the below Diploma's you will gain up to one year's credit (8 units) towards this qualification:

ICT50220 Diploma of Information Technology (Advanced Programming)
ICT50220 Diploma of Information Technology (Advanced Networking and Cloud Engineering)

If you have completed the below Certificate IV you will gain one half year credit (4 units) towards this qualification.

22334VIC Certificate IV Cyber Security

The below study plan is for new students who do not hold the above qualifications. Please note not all units are offered in each teaching period.

The study plan for students who hold the above qualifications can is available by contacting the faculty SCU.goldcoast@tafeqld.edu.au

UNIT CODE
UNIT NAME

Networking and Cybersecurity Major / Software Development Major / Digital Interactions and the User Experience Major - Year 1 Term 1

Networking and Cybersecurity Major / Software Development Major / Digital Interactions and the User Experience Major - Year 1 Term 1

UNIT CODE
EDUC1001

Language and Learning in your Discipline

UNIT CODE :
EDUC1001

Unit description :
UNIT NAME
Language and Learning in your Discipline

UNIT CODE
ISYS1001

Web development I

UNIT CODE :
ISYS1001

Unit description :
UNIT NAME
Web development I

Year 1 Term 2

Year 1 Term 2

UNIT CODE
COMP1002

Foundations of Computing

UNIT CODE :
COMP1002

Unit description :
UNIT NAME
Foundations of Computing

UNIT CODE
COMP1001

Data Communications and Networks

UNIT CODE :
COMP1001

Unit description :
UNIT NAME
Data Communications and Networks

Year 1 Term 3

Year 1 Term 3

UNIT CODE
PROG1001

Programming I

UNIT CODE :
PROG1001

Unit description :
UNIT NAME
Programming I

UNIT CODE
ISYS1002

Cyber Security

UNIT CODE :
ISYS1002

Unit description :
UNIT NAME
Cyber Security

Year 1 Term 4

Year 1 Term 4

UNIT CODE
ISYS1005

Systems Analysis and Design

UNIT CODE :
ISYS1005

Unit description :
UNIT NAME
Systems Analysis and Design

UNIT CODE
ISYS1004

Contemporary Issues in Information Technology

UNIT CODE :
ISYS1004

Unit description :
UNIT NAME
Contemporary Issues in Information Technology

Software Development Major / Digital Interactions and the User Experience Major - Year 2 Term 1

Software Development Major / Digital Interactions and the User Experience Major - Year 2 Term 1

UNIT CODE
PROG2007

Programming II

UNIT CODE :
PROG2007

Unit description :
UNIT NAME
Programming II

UNIT CODE
DATA2001

Database Systems

UNIT CODE :
DATA2001

Unit description :
UNIT NAME
Database Systems

UNIT CODE
UNIT NAME

Digital Interactions and the User Experience Major - Year 2 Term 2

Digital Interactions and the User Experience Major - Year 2 Term 2

UNIT CODE
ISYS2001

Resources for User Interaction

UNIT CODE :
ISYS2001

Unit description :
UNIT NAME
Resources for User Interaction

UNIT CODE
Elective

Elective unit

UNIT CODE :
Elective

Unit description :
UNIT NAME
Elective unit

Digital Interactions and the User Experience Major - Year 2 Term 3

Digital Interactions and the User Experience Major - Year 2 Term 3

UNIT CODE
BUSN3003

Entrepreneurship and Innovation

UNIT CODE :
BUSN3003

Unit description :
UNIT NAME
Entrepreneurship and Innovation

UNIT CODE
Elective

Elective unit

UNIT CODE :
Elective

Unit description :
UNIT NAME
Elective unit

Digital Interactions and the User Experience Major - Year 2 Term 4

Digital Interactions and the User Experience Major - Year 2 Term 4

UNIT CODE
ISYS3001

Managing Software Development

UNIT CODE :
ISYS3001

Unit description :
UNIT NAME
Managing Software Development

UNIT CODE
PROG2006

Designing the User Experience

UNIT CODE :
PROG2006

Unit description :
UNIT NAME
Designing the User Experience

Digital Interactions and the User Experience Major - Year 3 Term 1

Digital Interactions and the User Experience Major - Year 3 Term 1

UNIT CODE
PROG2001

Developing the User Experience

UNIT CODE :
PROG2001

Unit description :
UNIT NAME
Developing the User Experience

UNIT CODE
Elective

Elective unit

UNIT CODE :
Elective

Unit description :
UNIT NAME
Elective unit

Digital Interactions and the User Experience Major - Year 3 Term 2

Digital Interactions and the User Experience Major - Year 3 Term 2

UNIT CODE
ISYS3004

User Experience Evaluation and Analysis

UNIT CODE :
ISYS3004

Unit description :
UNIT NAME
User Experience Evaluation and Analysis

UNIT CODE
Elective

Elective unit

UNIT CODE :
Elective

Unit description :
UNIT NAME
Elective unit

Digital Interactions and the User Experience Major - Year 3 Term 3

Digital Interactions and the User Experience Major - Year 3 Term 3

UNIT CODE
ISYS3007

Information Technology Project A

UNIT CODE :
ISYS3007

Unit description :
UNIT NAME
Information Technology Project A

UNIT CODE
OEU

Open Elective Unit

UNIT CODE :
OEU

Unit description :
UNIT NAME
Open Elective Unit

Digital Interactions and the User Experience Major - Year 3 Term 4

Digital Interactions and the User Experience Major - Year 3 Term 4

UNIT CODE
ISYS3008

Information Technology Project B

UNIT CODE :
ISYS3008

Unit description :
UNIT NAME
Information Technology Project B

UNIT CODE
Elective

Elective unit

UNIT CODE :
Elective

Unit description :
UNIT NAME
Elective unit

Software Development Major - Year 2 Term 2

Software Development Major - Year 2 Term 2

UNIT CODE
Elective

Elective unit

UNIT CODE :
Elective

Unit description :
UNIT NAME
Elective unit

UNIT CODE
Elective

Elective unit

UNIT CODE :
Elective

Unit description :
UNIT NAME
Elective unit

Software Development Major - Year 2 Term 3

Software Development Major - Year 2 Term 3

UNIT CODE
PROG2004

Object Oriented Programming

UNIT CODE :
PROG2004

Unit description :
UNIT NAME
Object Oriented Programming

UNIT CODE
BUSN3003

Entrepreneurship and Innovation

UNIT CODE :
BUSN3003

Unit description :
UNIT NAME
Entrepreneurship and Innovation

Software Development Major - Year 2 Term 4

Software Development Major - Year 2 Term 4

UNIT CODE
PROG2002

Web Development II

UNIT CODE :
PROG2002

Unit description :
UNIT NAME
Web Development II

UNIT CODE
ISYS3001

Managing Software Development

UNIT CODE :
ISYS3001

Unit description :
UNIT NAME
Managing Software Development

Software Development Major - Year 3 Term 1

Software Development Major - Year 3 Term 1

UNIT CODE
PROG2005

Programming Mobile Systems

UNIT CODE :
PROG2005

Unit description :
UNIT NAME
Programming Mobile Systems

UNIT CODE
Elective

Elective unit

UNIT CODE :
Elective

Unit description :
UNIT NAME
Elective unit

Software Development Major - Year 3 Term 2

Software Development Major - Year 3 Term 2

UNIT CODE
PROG2003

Cloud Systems Development

UNIT CODE :
PROG2003

Unit description :
UNIT NAME
Cloud Systems Development

UNIT CODE
Elective

Elective unit

UNIT CODE :
Elective

Unit description :
UNIT NAME
Elective unit

Software Development Major - Year 3 Term 3

Software Development Major - Year 3 Term 3

UNIT CODE
ISYS3007

Information Technology Project A

UNIT CODE :
ISYS3007

Unit description :
UNIT NAME
Information Technology Project A

UNIT CODE
Elective

Elective unit

UNIT CODE :
Elective

Unit description :
UNIT NAME
Elective unit

Software Development Major - Year 3 Term 4

Software Development Major - Year 3 Term 4

UNIT CODE
PROG2003

Cloud Systems Development

UNIT CODE :
PROG2003

Unit description :
UNIT NAME
Cloud Systems Development

UNIT CODE
Elective

Elective unit

UNIT CODE :
Elective

Unit description :
UNIT NAME
Elective unit

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How can I pay for this course?

No matter what your circumstances, TAFE Queensland has a payment option to suit you. If you are unsure of what’s right for you, get in touch. We’re here to help.

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Selection criteria

First year entry requirements
Entry into this course is based on an entrance rank. A rank can be achieved by the following means:

Year 12 ATAR 60
Diploma pathway
other Australian qualification
work experience
overseas qualification

Second year entry requirements
Completion of a relevant Diploma, including:

ICT50418 Diploma of Information Technology
22334VIC Certificate IV in Cyber Security

The above Diploma qualifications award a full year's credit towards this degree. The Certificate IV in Cyber Security awards one semesters credit towards this degree.

Find out more about admissions to this program on the Southern Cross University website.

Resources required

It is recommended that students have access to a reliable internet connection to access the online learning system Blackboard Learn and a computer with up-to-date software, including Microsoft Office, Adobe Acrobat Reader and Adobe Flash Player. This equipment and software is available for students to use at all TAFE Queensland locations.

You may be required to purchase, or have access to recommended text books, which are listed under "Prescribed Texts" for each unit.

Placement

Professional Placement
You can undertake optional internship units. Internship positions vary depending on each your discipline area, placement firm size and industry. Recent roles undertaken by internship students include software quality assurance, coordinator, IT support officer, network support officer, software development and various other management and IT roles in private and government sectors.

Need to know

This qualification is delivered in partnership with Southern Cross University. Please see the below links from Southern Cross University for further advice regarding student policies, procedures and any additional course information.

Polices and procedures for students undertaking a Southern Cross University course: https://www.scu.edu.au/current-students/student-administration/academic-policies-and-rules/
Regulatory information for students undertaking a Southern Cross University course: https://www.scu.edu.au/study-at-scu/international-future-students/how-to-apply-international-future-students/visa-information/esos-policies-and-procedures/
Additional information regarding admissions criteria for students undertaking a Southern Cross University course: https://www.scu.edu.au/study-at-scu/courses/bachelor-of-information-technology-3002111/#entry-requirements

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CRICOS Provider: 01241G
CRICOS Course Code 019840D

Assessment Methods

Skill and knowledge assessments are an essential step in progressing through your course. You may be assessed in a number of ways while you are studying at TAFE Queensland, including observation, written assessment, questioning, portfolios, work samples, third-party feedback, and through recognition of prior learning. Read more about assessment methods.

How to Apply

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Course Disclaimer

All information was accurate at time of publication, however TAFE policies, tuition fees and course content is subject to change without notice. Course commencement is dependent on sufficient enrolment numbers. Timetable information is subject to change prior to commencement and/or during the duration of your course.

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Bachelor of Information Technology

In partnership with Southern Cross University

Course overview

What can I do?

Course outcome:

State-of-the-art equipment

Industry skills and experience

Core units

Elective Units

Download Brochure

Ask a question

Bachelor of Information Technology

Payment Options

How can I pay for this course?

Payment plan

Upfront payment

HECS help

Important Information

Read this before applying

Selection criteria

Resources required

Placement

Need to know

International important information

Assessment Methods

How to Apply

Direct application

Course Disclaimer