Bachelor of Computer Science (Honours)

The course consists of two course work subjects (16 points) and a dissertation (48 points).

Core subjects

HRC416 Project/Dissertation - 16pts
HRC417 Project/Dissertation - 16pts
HRC418 Project/Dissertation - 16pts
HRC432 Project/Dissertation - 32pts

Restricted Electives

ITC562 Theory of Computation
STA447 Advanced Business Statistics

or other subjects deemed suitable by the Course Coordinator and student's supervisor. Typically subjects would be chosen from the following: ITC527 Concurrent Programming, ITC570 Special Topic in IT 1, ITC571 Emerging Technologies and Innovation or other suitable subject.

Enrolment pattern

Full Time

Session 1

ITC562 Theory of Computation
STA447 Advanced Business Statistics
HRC416 Project Dissertation - 16 points

Session 2

HRC432 Project Dissertation - 32 points

Part Time

Session 1

ITC562 Theory of Computation
STA447 Advanced Business Statistics

Session 2

HRC416 Project Dissertation - 16 points

Session 3

HRC417 Project Dissertation - 16 points

Session 4

HRC418 Project Dissertation - 16 points

Note: ITC562 Theory of Computation and/or STA447 Advanced Business Statistics may not always be suitable for a particular project so these may be varied in consultation with the Course Coordinator and student's supervisor. Typically subjects would be chosen from the following: ITC527 Concurrent Programming, ITC570 Special Topic in IT 1, ITC571 Emerging Technologies and Innovation or other suitable subject.

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Study Mode

On campus; Distance education

Where

Bathurst

When

Session 1; Session 2

Level

Honours

Duration

The minimum full-time duration for this course is two sessions.

International?

NO

Indicative ATAR

N/A

How to apply

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