Bachelor of Information Technology

• Apply specialised knowledge and skills appropriate to a specified IT professional role to solve a range of specific problems.
• Apply broad theoretical and technical core ICT knowledge and skills to solve a range of practical problems.
• Model well-developed socially-responsible and ethical behaviour in the performance of professional IT tasks.
• Apply broad theoretical and technical core ICT knowledge and skills to solve a range of practical problems.
• Apply specialised knowledge and skills appropriate to a specified IT professional role to solve a range of specific problems.
• Reflect on, assess and self-regulate own learning capabilities and performance to develop skills for ongoing professional development.
• Apply academic and technical communication skills to clearly and coherently present relevant knowledge and ideas in a variety of mediums to other ICT professionals, clients, users, the public and other stakeholders.
• Demonstrate the ability to effectively participate in and reflect upon self and team activities in achieving a common ICT goal.

Graduates can look forward to good employment prospects as a software developer, user-experience designer and developer, web or app developer, systems analyst, data analyst or network analyst.

Candidates who have completed an Associate Degree of Information Technology or equivalent may be granted advanced standing for up to sixteen (16) units.