Bachelor of Information Technology (ICT Security)
Course ID CRS1401212 CRICOS ID 109152A
Overview
Cyber security professionals are required in colossal number all throughout the industry. A new breed of cyber security professional who can combine digital forensics and incident response with privacy preservation and data security policy is being demanded by employers. Our dedicated Bachelor of Information Technology (ICT Security) has been developed with industry standards to deliver these expectations from industry, including satisfying their programming requirements.
This course caters to develop in demand skills aligned with industry best practice. Learn from our experienced professionals to excite, motivate, engage and prepare you tailor made for the requirement of the ever-changing IT and ITES industry.
Career Pathways
Our graduates have an excellent future in the IT industry, the typical job titles include:
- Ethical hacker
- Cryptanalyst
- Security Architect
- Cyber Security Policy Adviser
- Software Developer
Study Pathway
Successful completion of 24 units, graduates of this course are rewarded the Bachelor of Information Technology (ICT Security) which is recognised for entry relevant Master Degrees or other post-graduate qualification in Australian institutions.
Course Structure
- Students are required to complete 24 units of study (comprising 8 core units, 10 major units, & 6 elective units).
- Typical study duration is taking 24 units in 6 trimesters over 2-3 years
- Each unit is valued at 12.5 credit points; total credit points to be achieved for the award is 300
- Students must successfully complete any prerequisite units before progressing
Course Name | Unit Code | Type | Credit Points | Pre-Requisite(s) |
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Computer Systems Fundamentals | BIT101 | Core | 12.5 | None |
Database Systems Fundamentals | BIT102 | Core | 12.5 | None |
Programming Fundamentals | BIT103 | Core | 12.5 | None |
Networking Fundamentals | BIT104 | Core | 12.5 | None |
Requirements Elicitation and Analysis | BIT105 | Core | 12.5 | None |
Professional Issues in ICT | BIT106 | Core | 12.5 | None |
Discrete Mathematics | BIT107 | Core | 12.5 | None |
Fundamentalsof ICT Security | BIT108 | Major | 12.5 | BIT101, BIT104 |
Course Name | Unit Code | Type | Credit Points | Pre-Requisite(s) |
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Real world practices for Computer Systems and Network Security | BIT201 | Major | 12.5 | BIT108 |
Privacy Preservation and Data Security | BIT202 | Major | 12.5 | BIT105, BIT106 |
Advanced Programming | BIT203 | Major | 12.5 | BIT102, BIT103, BIT104, BIT105 |
Business Management of Security | BIT204 | Major | 12.5 | BIT106, BIT108 or BIT202 |
Cloud Computing | BIT205 | Major | 12.5 | BIT102, BIT105 |
ICT Project Management | BIT211 | Major | 12.5 | None |
Elective | 12.5 | |||
Elective | 12.5 |
Course Name | Unit Code | Type | Credit Points | Pre-Requisite(s) |
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Cryptography Fundamentals | BIT301 | Major | 12.5 | BIT107 |
Digital Forensics and Incident Response | BIT206 | Major | 12.5 | BIT108, BIT202 |
Capstone Project | BIT303 | Core | 12.5 | Completion of all other core units and 8 major units |
Advanced Topics in ICT Security | BIT304 | Major | 12.5 | Completion of all other major units in ICT security specialisation |
Elective | 12.5 | |||
Elective | 12.5 | |||
Elective | 12.5 | |||
Elective | 12.5 |
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Accreditation Status:
This course is accredited by the Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA) and is recorded on the TEQSA. National Register
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- Endorsement/approval by key industry bodies to facilitate employment and career progress
- Focus on growth occupations - data analytics in accounting and networks and cyber security in information technology
- Trimester model with greater flexibility and choice and range of electives.