Title: RMIT University School of Computer Science and Information Technology www.cs.rmit.edu.au
1RMIT University School of Computer Science and
Information Technologywww.cs.rmit.edu.au
2Session Overview
- Welcome - Phil Vines, Academic Programs
Co-ordinator - Program information
- Computer Science (City) - Daryl DSouza,
Undergraduate Program Leader - Computer Science (Bundoora) - George Fernandez,
Bundoora Activity Unit Leader - Computing and Internet Technologies (Bundoora) -
Dale Stanbrough, Course Coordinator - Information Technology - Xiaodong Li, Course
Advisor - Software Engineering
- Selection into our programs
- Graduate profiles
- Questions
3Welcome
- Phil Vines, Academic Programs Co-ordinator
4Computer Science (City)
- Daryl DSouza, Undergraduate Program Leader
5Bachelor of Applied Science(Computer Science)
- This program is for students who wish to become
computer scientists with technical skills in
designing, developing, and managing computing
solutions for industry or as a basis for further
research
6First Year
- In first year you will be studying
- Programming Principles 1A and 1B
- Computer Systems 1
- Introduction to Databases
- Introduction to Information Technology
- Maths
7Later years
- Some of the courses on offer in later years
include
- Software Engineering
- Operating Systems
- Data Communications
- Artificial Intelligence
- Scripting Language Programming
- Real Time Rendering and 3D Games Programming
- Unix Administration and Programming (Linux)
- Web Servers and Web Technology
- User Interface Programming
- Computational Science
- Foundations of Distributed Computing
- Network Programming
- Emerging Database Technology
- Object-Oriented Programming
8Graduate Careers
- Our graduates are employed as
...at companies ranging from one person to Top
100 companies ...in Australia and in many
countries around the world
9Why come to RMIT School of CS IT?
- Good theoretical foundation many practical, up
to date (and cool!) courses - Practical, hands-on focus leads to
"job-readiness" - Great facilities
- Friendly, informal environment with great support
from advisors
10More information
- Undergraduate Program Leader
- Daryl DSouza
- djds_at_cs.rmit.edu.au
- Program information
- http//www.cs.rmit.edu.au/courses/undergraduate/cs
/
11Studying at theBundoora East CampusComputer
ScienceComputing and Internet Technology
12Programs at Bundoora
- Bachelor of Applied Science in Computer Science
- Bachelor of Applied Science in Computing and
Internet Technology - Bachelor of Applied Science in Computing and
Digital Technology
13Computer Science
- Training in computer science and a range of
topics for computing professionals
14Computer Science
- Graduates of this program should expect to find
employment in - application software development
- systems software development
- systems analysis
- software engineering
- information systems development
- network and data communications
15Computing and Internet Tech.
- Provides training in Computer Science, applied to
the Web and Internet Technology
16Computing and Internet Tech.
- Graduates of this program should
- find positions in the computing industry in
general - as programmers or system developers with
specialised knowledge in developing
internet-related applications - will have a special niche in Internetrelated
jobs, especially for private enterprises
17Structures
CORE COMPUTER SCIENCE programming soft.
engineering data comms. data bases dist systems
CIT web comp internet tech client/server multimed
ia tech. enterprise comp
CS comp theory concurrent comp artif.
intelligence enterprise comp
Digital Tech. DT electives
18Why Bundoora East?
- Specialised in Enterprise Computing
- includes all the software and systems
infrastructure for EC - enterprise systems architecture and technologies
- mobile technologies
- Java, CGI-Perl, RMI, JDBC, J2EE, XML, ASP, .NET,
CORBA, etc. - it may include Digital Technology electives and
projects, such as embedded computing
19Why Bundoora East?
- The CS programs are the same
- Great environment
- great campus
- less crowded
- Excellent facilities
- computer labs, purposely built for the programs
- availability of people and computers
- support from lecturers and technical staff
- ample parking, tram/bus at the door
20More information
- Questions?
- George Fernandez (CS Bundoora) gfernandez_at_rmit.edu
.au - Dale Stanbrough (Computing and Internet)
- dale_at_cs.rmit.edu.au
- Program Information
- http//www.cs.rmit.edu.au/courses/undergraduate/cs
/ - http//www.cs.rmit.edu.au/courses/undergraduate/ci
t/
21Bachelor of Applied Science(Computing and
Internet Technology)
- Dale Stanbrough
- Program Co-ordinator
22Bachelor of Applied Science(Information
Technology)
- Xiaodong Li
- B.App.Sci. IT coordinator
23Bachelor of Applied Science (Information
Technology)
- Available for people who have already completed a
qualification such as a TAFE Advanced Diploma or
approved Polytechnic Diploma. - Students gain advanced standing into either the
2nd or 3rd year of this program. Typically,
students either complete one or one-and-a-half
years of full time study to gain this
qualification.
24Bachelor of Applied Science (Information
Technology)
- Areas covered from practical, skill-based courses
through to theoretical areas. Specialist
electives are available in - Information Systems
- Software engineering
- networks and data communications
- multimedia
- real-time systems
- artificial intelligence
- web computing
25Professional Recognition
- The program is accredited by the Australian
Computer Society as meeting the highest knowledge
standards for membership. - RMIT Information Technology graduates have
traditionally enjoyed full employment as
computing professionals in such diverse fields as
commerce, business, scientific research,
engineering and government because the program is
responsive to industry needs.
26Career Prospects
- RMIT graduates work in areas such as
- application software development and maintenance
- information system development and
administration - website creation and maintenance
- network and data communications and
- digital media applications.
27More information
- Program Co-ordinator
- Xiaodong Li
- xiaodong_at_cs.rmit.edu.au
- Detailed program structure
- http//www2.rmit.edu.au/resources/progstruct/BP162
.html - More information about BAppSci IT
- http//www.cs.rmit.edu.au/courses/undergraduate/bi
t/
28Software Engineering
29Bachelor of Applied Science (Software
Engineering)
- The Bachelor of Applied Science in Software
Engineering aims to produce graduates who can - engineer quality large-scale software systems
- develop with the rapidly changing computing
environment - exhibit professional and ethical behaviour in
their careers
30Differences between CS and SE
- Software Engineering has these main differences
to CS - 4 years instead of 3
- Third year spent as internship
- Large project undertaken in fourth year
- Less electives as you must do all the Software
Engineering courses
31Internships
- During the third year of the program students
will work in a professional placement - either
locally or overseas - for 12 months. - The internship is designed to maximise your
exposure to and involvement in the Software
Engineering profession. - We assist you in finding an internship
32Experiences
- Christian Brenner, intern at Web Development
Group (WDG) as a web programmer - "I enjoyed everything about my placement, they
were very supportive of me and my internship, I
was never treated as "a student"... I was treated
as a proper employee from beginning to end, and I
am very grateful for that experience."
33Experiences
- Damian Alonso, intern at Object Oriented Pty Ltd
- They have been great to me, I was quite happy
with the type of work, and everybody within the
company was really helpful when I needed to
research my assignments... I enjoyed the role
because I was given the space and time to learn,
at the same time feel like I was actively
involved in adding value to my employer, rather
than just being a nuisance...I met a lot of
people, and made an impression, and have been
very fortunate to be offered a part-time position
while I finish my final year of studies.
34Later year entry
- Students with excellent marks after first year
Computer Science may apply for an internal
transfer to Software Engineering
35More Information
- Program Co-ordinator
- Lin Padgham
- linpa_at_cs.rmit.edu.au
- Program information
- http//www.cs.rmit.edu.au/courses/undergraduate/se
/
36Selection into our Programs
37Bachelor of Applied Science (Computer Science)
- Duration
- 3 years full-time
- Available at
- City and Bundoora Campus
- Prerequisites
- Units 3 and 4 English (any) and one of
mathematical methods or specialist mathematics - 2002 ENTER Score
- City Campus 90.00
- Bundoora Campus 80.65
38Bachelor of Applied Science (Software
Engineering)
- Duration
- 4 years full-time
- Available at
- City Campus
- Prerequisites
- Units 3 and 4 English (any) and one of
mathematical methods or specialist mathematics - 2002 ENTER Score 94.80
-
39Bachelor of Applied Science (Information
Technology)
- Duration
- Between one and one and a half years with a
prior qualification - Available at
- City Campus
- Prerequisites
- At least a credit average over a minimum of two
years recognised study (TAFE Advanced Diploma or
an approved Polytechnic diploma) in Computing and
Information Technology.
40Bachelor of Applied Science (Computing and
Internet Technology)
- Duration
- 3 years full-time
- Available at
- Bundoora Campus
- Prerequisites
- Units 3 and 4 English (any)
- 2002 ENTER Score 82.50
-
41Bachelor of Design (Multimedia Systems)
- Duration
- 4 years full-time
- Available at
- City Campus
- Prerequisites
- Units 3 and 4 - One of mathematical methods or
specialist mathematics - A study score of at least 20 in English (any)
- 2002 ENTER Score 81.15
42Bachelor of Applied Science (Computer
Science)/Bachelor of Engineering (Communication
Engineering)
- Duration
- 5 years full-time
- (includes industry experience)
- Available at
- City Campus
- Prerequisites
- Units 3 and 4 English (any) and a study score
of 20 in one of mathematical methods or
specialist mathematics - 2002 ENTER Score 92.95
43Bachelor of Applied Science (Computer
Science)/Bachelor of Engineering (Electronic
Engineering)
- Duration
- 5 years full-time
- (includes industry experience)
- Available at
- City Campus
- Prerequisites
- Units 3 and 4 English (any) and a study score
of 20 in one of mathematical methods or
specialist mathematics - 2002 ENTER Score 92.95
44Bachelor of Applied Science (Computer
Science)/Bachelor of Engineering (Computer
Systems Engineering)
- Duration
- 5 years full-time
- (includes industry experience)
- Available at
- City Campus
- Prerequisites
- Units 3 and 4 English (any) and a study score
of 20 in one of mathematical methods or
specialist mathematics - 2002 ENTER Score 92.15
45Our graduates
46Kevin Toh
- Studied a Bachelor of Applied Science (Computer
Science) - Now works at Canon Australia Pty as an Associate
Software Engineer - His work involves travel to Japan
- Originally wanted to join the Police Force in
Year 12
47Claire Hennekam
- Studied a Bachelor of Applied Science (Software
Engineering) - Completed her 12 month internship at IBM in
Germany - Now she works at PA Consulting Group
- Work involves travel to UK, NZ, Singapore,
Thailand and Malaysia
48Brett White
- Completed a Bachelor of Applied Science (Computer
Science) and Bachelor of Engineering (Computer
Systems Engineering) - Completed a project sponsored by Agilent
Technologies whilst a student - Now is a Research and Development Engineer at
Agilent Technologies - His work involves travel to America
49Support
- Scholarships
- Prizes sponsored by industry and RMIT CSIT
- Careers Expo
- Interview skills and public-speaking skills
workshops - IT Industry Seminar
50More Information
- See the Schools web site
- http//www.cs.rmit.edu.au/courses/
- Selection Officer
- Laura Thomson
- laura_at_cs.rmit.edu.au
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