Course overview
The Bachelor of Information Technology is an award at AQF Level 7. It is a tightly integrated specialist degree with both a theoretical and practical focus that prepares graduates for careers in information technology. There is an emphasis on career-focused learning and developing technological understanding and skills that are in high demand worldwide.
The degree first develops the core knowledge and understanding required by all IT professionals and then provides for a choice of specialist study in two high-demand areas of Information Technology - Application Development and Cyber Security.
The Subject Learning Outcomes (SLOs) scaffold to develop the Course Learning Outcomes (CLOs) and together these learning outcomes progressively ensure the GBC Graduate Attributes and ensure graduates meet the requirements of IT professionals as expressed through the Seoul Accord, the ACS Core Body of Knowledge for IT Professionals, and the Skills Framework for the Information Age (SFIA).
To satisfy the requirements of the Bachelor of Information Technology, a student must successfully complete 300 credit points, or 24 subjects. The Bachelor of Information Technology (BIT) is a specialist degree with both a theoretical and practical focus that aims to develop technological understanding and skills that are in high demand worldwide.
Course record
Advanced Standing
RECOGNITION OF PRIOR LEARNING
Applicants may apply for RPL in cases where they can demonstrate significant experience and/or knowledge of the course or subject for which they are applying for RPL credit.
This may include, but is not limited to:
- Prior study in a similar discipline.
- Professional experience within their proposed field of study.
Applications for RPL must include supporting documentation, which may include:
- A detailed CV
- Professional references.
- Certificates,reports,testimonials, or affidavit relating to the applicant's learning, skills, competency or knowledge.
- Certified copies of certificates and diplomas.
Credit granted for prior learning will be recorded as 'credit granted through recognition of prior learning' on the student's academic record. Credit granted for prior learning will not exceed one third of the overall credit to be gained in the course upon successful completion.
The result of an RPL application will be communicated to the student in writing, and a record of the application and outcome will be kept.
Entry requirements
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Student profile
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Campuses & intake dates
- BurwoodNSW