Program Overview

Introduction to the Bachelor of Information Technology in Computer Science

The Bachelor of Information Technology in Computer Science is a comprehensive program designed to provide students with a thorough understanding of computer science fundamentals. This undergraduate curriculum covers a wide range of topics related to computer science, including algorithms and algorithm development, software design and implementation, Artificial Intelligence (AI), computer technology, computer systems, and systems development.

Key Information

Duration and Course Structure

The program is structured to be completed in 3 years, consisting of 8 trimesters, or 2 years in a fast-track mode, consisting of 6 trimesters. It comprises 24 units and 72 credit points.

Intake Dates

Intake dates for the program are January, May, and September.

Mode of Delivery

The program is delivered on campus.

Fees

The total fee for the entire course is AED 179,880, inclusive of VAT. Note that tuition fees exclude the cost of course study materials.

About the Bachelor of Information Technology in Computer Science

Studying Computer Science at Murdoch University helps students develop the skills and knowledge needed to design and create technologies and concepts that can change the world. The program focuses on developing and using software and computer systems to solve real-world problems. With a Computer Science degree, graduates can pursue career opportunities in the industry, business, or government. The program covers a broad range of subjects, including engineering, databases, architecture, security, AI, and more.

Reasons to Study Computer Science at Murdoch University

• This course is the first stage in becoming a professional in computer science.
• The program is accredited at the Professional level by the Australian Computer Society (ACS).
• Graduates can enjoy job security and make a significant impact in the world.

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the Bachelor of Information Technology in Computer Science can pursue various career paths, including:

• Programmer/Software Developer
• Web Developer
• Systems Analyst
• Software Architect
• Computer Systems and Network Manager
• Data Scientist
• Network Administrator
• Information Security Specialist

Course Structure

The Bachelor of Information Technology in Computer Science includes:

Spine Units (9 cp)

• ICT111: Cybersecurity Fundamentals
• MSP200: Building Employability Skills
• COM203: Consulting and Freelancing

Course Core (24 cp)

• ICT100: Transition to IT
• ICT159: Foundations of Programming
• ICT169: Foundations of Data Communications
• ICT170: Foundations of Computer Systems
• ICT201: Information Technology Project Management
• BSC203: Introduction to ICT Research Methods
• ICT285: Databases
• ICT302: IT Professional Practice Project

Computer Science Major (24 cp)

• MAS164: Fundamentals of Mathematics
• ICT167: Principles of Computer Science
• MAS162: Discrete Mathematics and Logic
• ICT283: Data Structures and Abstractions
• ICT206: Intelligent Systems
• ICT373: Software Architectures
• ICT374: Operating Systems and Systems Programming
• ICT303: Advanced Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence

Options (15 cp)

Students can choose either a Double Major or Electives to the value of 15 credit points, ensuring they satisfy pre-requisite requirements.

Recommended Double Majors

• Artificial Intelligence and Autonomous Systems
• Business Information Systems
• Cyber Security and Forensics
• Games Design and Development

Professional Recognition

The Bachelor of Information Technology in Computer Science is accredited at the Professional level by the Australian Computer Society (ACS).

Academic Entry Requirements

Students must meet the minimum academic qualifications required for admission to this course.

English Language Entry Requirements

Students must demonstrate English language proficiency before being admitted to this course.