Bachelor of Computing

Bachelor Degree (Pass)

Course Description

The Bachelor of Computing encompasses computer science and software engineering with an applied orientation. Two specialisations are available: Games Technology - software engineering with a games orientation, provides a thorough understanding of the theory, design and programming techniques required for producing computer games and simulation; and Human Interface Technology - provides a thorough understanding of visualisation, simulation and VR and AR technologies.

Subjects you can Study

Artificial intelligence; Computer science; Internet technology; Mobile computing; Multimedia technology; Security technology; Software engineering

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Bachelor Degree (Pass)

Duration

Structure

The course is a 3 year (6-semester) course consisting of core and elective units.

Entry Requirements

Year 12, or equivalent. TCE Computing or Mathematics subjects are not required.

Study Pathways

If students have completed the Associate Diploma of Business (Information Technology) they may be granted one year's advanced standing.

Comments

Games Technology specialisation is available at Hobart only. Human Interface Technology specialisation is available at Launceston only.

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