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Bachelor of Technology (Computer Technology)

LaTrobe University
Bundoora

 

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Bendigo:
Bachelor of Computing  
Bachelor of Business / Computing
Bachelor of Applied Science / Computing
Bachelor of Computing / Visual Arts  (PDF File)

Bundoora:
Bachelor of Computer Systems Engineering   
    - Comp. Networks
    - Software Engineering
Bachelor of Technology (Computer Technology)   
Bachelor of Computer Science   
Bachelor of Information Systems                             
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Postgraduate Courses:
Bachelor of Computing (Honours)         
Graduate Diploma in Computing
PostGraduate Courses In Computing

This is a three-year, professionally oriented course designed to produce graduates with the knowledge and skills in computer science and computer technology which will enable them to work as computer engineering technologists. The course aims to develop students' communication and management skills and to develop their self-education skills and flexibility of mind in a world of rapid technological change.

Articulation

After successful completion of the course, students who have achieved sufficiently good results may apply to transfer to the third year of the Bachelor of Computer Systems Engineering course. Interested students should contact the Department of Computer Science and Computer Engineering for further details.

Industry experience

In accordance with the requirements of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, students must complete at least eight weeks of approved practical experience before being deemed to have completed the course. This is normally obtained during the vacation following the end of the second year of the course.

Course structure

The program combines studies in computer science, computer systems engineering, engineering management and computer technology, as well as electronics, physics and mathematics. The course content is fixed for the first two years. Electives in computer science allow students the opportunity to specialise in the areas of software systems, networking and expert systems in their final year of study.

First year (120 credit points)

Semester Subject code Credit points

1 Calculus, Functions and Number Systems MAT11CFN 15

1 Discrete Mathematics MAT11DM 15

1 Introduction to Programming Using C++ CSE11IPC 15

1 Introductory Electronics ELE11IEL 15

2 Basic Electronic Circuits ELE12CCT 15

2 Calculus and Linear Algebra MAT12CLA 15

2 Object Orienting Programming Using C++ CSE12OOP 15

2 Systems Programming in C and UNIX CSE12SYS 15

Second year (120 credit points)

1 Algorithms, Data Structures and Compilers CSE21ADC 10

1 Computer Organisation CSE21COR 10

1 Data Communications and Networks CSE21NET 10

1 Digital Circuits ELE21DIG 10

1 Engineering Physics PHY11ENG 15

1 Systems Descriptions Techniques CSE21SDT 10

2 Artificial Intelligence CSE22AI 10

2 Digital Systems Design ELE22DSD 10

2 Engineering Management ELE12EMT 5

2 Engineering Management ELE22EMT 10

2 Microprocessors and Assembly Language CSE22MAL 10

2 Object Oriented Data Engineering CSE22ODE 10

Third year (125 credit points)

Core subjects (85 credit points)

1 Input/Output Device Interfacing CSE31IDI 10

1 Management Information Systems CSE31MIS 10

1 Marketing for Engineers and Leadership ELE31MEL 5

1&2 Software Engineering Project CSE30PRJ 30

2 Computer Architecture CSE32ARC 10

2 LANs and WANs CSE32LAN 10

2 Systems and Network Management CSE32SNM 10

Electives (40 credit points)

Four third-year computer science subjects 40

(may include the subject ELE32EDA).

Contact
Department of Computer Science and Computer Engineering

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