1997 Swinburne Higher Education Handbook
1997 Swinburne Higher Education Handbook 1997 Swinburne Higher Education Handbook
1050 Bachelor of Information Technology The course is offered only as a full-time program of three years duration. Students are actively engaged in the course for an average of forty-four weeks each year. There are eight segments in the course - four semesters, two summer terms and two twenty-week periods of industry based learning. These provide a course which is essentially a four year course completed in three years. Swinburne awards a scholarship to each student admitted to the course. Scholarship levels are expected to be an average of $9000. Application procedure Selection will be based on academic merit and interview. Applications must be made both through the Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre and directly to the course authorities at Swinburne. Applications direct to Swinburne must be received by 27 September 1996. Interviews will be held shortly after the end of VCE examinations. Deferment of offered places will not be possible. No alternative entry schemes apply. See also entry under Undvaduate Information: General Information. Career potential The course equips graduates with the knowledge to apply information technology within business and industry and provides them with an appropriate grounding in management education to prepare them for future roles in management. Prerequisites (entrance 1997) Units 3 and 4: English. Mathematics: any. Course structure Segment 1 Credit Points BCllO Accounting 1 10.0 IT101 Computer Fundamentals 10.0 IT102 Introduction to Programming 10.0 IT103 Business Applications and Systems 1 10.0 IT105 Behaviour and Communications in Organisations 10.0 Segment 2 IT201 Decision Analysis 10.0 IT202 COBOL programming 10.0 IT203 Business Applications and Systems 2 10.0 Plus two non-computing electives each 10.0 Segment 3 (Summer Term) IT301 Systems Software 1 16.5 IT302 Organisation Behaviour 17.0 IT303 Data Base Management Systems 1 16.5 Segment 4 IT401 Industry Based Learning 50.0 Segments 5 and 6 Ten subjects must be studied in these two consecutive segments. They can be taken in any order that prerequisites allow, and must include six core subjects, four chosen from the specialist subjects on offer and two non-computing electives. Core subjects* IT501 Systems and Information Analysis 1 10.0 IT503 Data Base Management Systems 2 10.0 IT504 Data Communications 1 10.0 IT509 Software Engineeering 1 10.0 IT601 Systems and Information Analysis 2 10.0 IT609 Software Engineering 2 10.0 Soecialist subiects* Approved spe'cialist computing subjects may be chosen from either the Bachelor of Applied Science or the Bachelor of Business courses (10 points each). Segment 7 IT701 Industry Based Learning Segment 8 (Summer Term) IT803 Emerging Information Technologies 30.0 IT804 Computing in the Human Context 20.0 '*Not all subjects will be offered each semester. Further lnfortmation For futher inforamtion please contact: Manager G.A. Murphy, BCom, CPA Administrative Officer Anne Lahza Honours year NOS^ Bachelor of Arts (Honours) This program provides opportunities for selected students who have achieved a high standard in the major areas to undertake a specialised fourth year of study , graduating with a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) degree. The honours year is offered in the areas of Cultural Studies, Industry and Community Studies, Languages, Psychology and Social Science The Bachelor of Arts(Honours) program is available to students who have completed all requirements for the three-year Bachelor of Arts course at a high standard. A Bachelor of Arts(Honours) qualification denotes strong academic performance and provides the background required to pursue a range of postgraduate studies. A four-year undergraduate course is required by most universities as a prerequisite to enrolment in masters and doctoral programs. In many cases, an Honours degree is preferred to other forms of fourth year study (e.g., postgraduate diplomas). The Bachelor of Arts(Hcnours) program consists of five strands. Students will be required to complete two seminar/coursework subjects and a thesis which consists of two subjectsin one of five strands. The total program consist of four subjects. Swinburne University of Technology 1997 Hand book 95
Duration The Bachelor of Arts(Honours) program involves one year of full-time study or the equivalent part-time. Entrance requirements To be accepted for the honours degree, students must have completed all subjects necessary for a three year Bachelor of Arts degree and achieved a high academic standard overall with an excellent record in their major area of study, especially at third year level. Students interested in the honours program should complete an application form (available from the Divisional undergraduate office) and submit it by a date in November to be advised. Selection will be made by the Honours Committee. Course structure 5 To achieve a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) students must n (P complete two seminar subjects (Honours Seminars A and B) and two thesis subjects (Honours Thesis A and B). The & former include a range of class requirements and each strand has its own requirements. For the thesis subjects, students submit a thesis, which will normally be in the range of 12,000 to 15,000 words. This will be supervised by a member of staff in the area of study. Final results are given for the year as a whole. Students will ' be graded as: First Class Honours (HI) 85%-100% a 2. Second Class Honours Division A (H2A) 7'5%-84% 2 =. Second Class Honours Division B (H2B) 65%-74% o Third Class Honours (H3) 3 Full-time course (1997 syllabus) e, Cultural Studies strand n 50%-64% For students who have majored in Asian studies, literature, media studies, philosophy and cultural inquiry or political studies. 0 AC440 Cultural Studies Seminar A AC441 Cultural Studies Seminar B AC442 Honours Thesis A (Cultural Studies) AC443 Honours Thesis B (Cultural Studies) Industry and Community Studies strand For students who have majored in Australian studies, media studies, political studies or sociology. A1440 Industry and Community Studies Seminar A A1441 Industry and Community Studies Seminar B A1442 Honours Thesis A (Industry& Community Studies) A1443 Honours Thesis B (Industry& Community Studies) Languages strand For students who have mjored in Italian, Japanese, or Korean. AA440 AA441 AA442 AA443 AJ540 AJ541 Languages Seminar A (Italian) Languages Seminar B (Italian) Honours Thesis A (Italian) Honours Thesis B (Italian) Languages Seminar A (Japanese) Languages Seminar B Oapanese) AJ542 Honours Thesis A (Japanese) AJ543 Honours Thesis B (Japanese) AK540 Languages Seminar A (Korean) AK541 Languages Seminar B (Korean) AK542 Honours Thesis A (Korean) AK543 Honours Thesis B (Korean) Psychology strand For students who have majored in Psychology. AY440 Psychology Seminar A AY441 Psychology Seminar B AY442 Honours Thesis A (Psychology) AY442 Honours Thesis A (Psychology) Social Science strand For students who have majored in media studies, Asian studies, Australian studies, political studies or sociology. AF440 Social Science Seminar AF441 Social Science Seminar B AF442 Honours Thesis A (Social Science) AF443 Honours Thesis B (Social Science) Staff Honours Year Coordinator Associate Professor Tanya Castleman Conveners Cultural Studies Strand: Dr Arran Gare Industry & Community Studies: to be advised Languages Strand: Dr Alina Skoutarides Psychology Strand: Dr Glen Bates Social Science Strand: Dr Peter Love Course Administrator Aksone Chounlamountry (03) 9214 8630. Bachelor of Business (Honours) A064 The Bachelor of Business (Honours) program provides students with an opportunity to enhance their research ability and permits further studies and specialisation in their discipline. The Bachelor of Business (Honours) program is offered by the Schools of Commerce, Management and Information Systems. The program offers students the opportunity to add considerable depth to their understanding of concepts within their chosen discipline and encourages students to pursue excellence in their studies at a higher level. The program encourages a multidisciplinary approach by permitting students to undertake, where appropriate, subjects offered by other schools, divisions or institutions. Program duration The Bachelor of Business (Honours) program may be undertaken over one year full-time or over two consecutive years part-time.
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Duration<br />
The Bachelor of Arts(Honours) program involves one year<br />
of full-time study or the equivalent part-time.<br />
Entrance requirements<br />
To be accepted for the honours degree, students must have<br />
completed all subjects necessary for a three year Bachelor<br />
of Arts degree and achieved a high academic standard<br />
overall with an excellent record in their major area of<br />
study, especially at third year level. Students interested in<br />
the honours program should complete an application form<br />
(available from the Divisional undergraduate office) and<br />
submit it by a date in November to be advised. Selection<br />
will be made by the Honours Committee.<br />
Course structure<br />
5 To achieve a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) students must<br />
n<br />
(P complete two seminar subjects (Honours Seminars A and<br />
B) and two thesis subjects (Honours Thesis A and B). The<br />
& former include a range of class requirements and each<br />
strand has its own requirements. For the thesis subjects,<br />
students submit a thesis, which will normally be in the<br />
range of 12,000 to 15,000 words. This will be supervised by<br />
a member of staff in the area of study.<br />
Final results are given for the year as a whole. Students will<br />
'<br />
be graded as:<br />
First Class Honours (HI) 85%-100%<br />
a<br />
2.<br />
Second Class Honours Division A (H2A) 7'5%-84%<br />
2<br />
=. Second Class Honours Division B (H2B) 65%-74%<br />
o Third Class Honours (H3)<br />
3<br />
Full-time course (<strong>1997</strong> syllabus)<br />
e, Cultural Studies strand<br />
n<br />
50%-64%<br />
For students who have majored in Asian studies, literature,<br />
media studies, philosophy and cultural inquiry or political<br />
studies.<br />
0 AC440 Cultural Studies Seminar A<br />
AC441 Cultural Studies Seminar B<br />
AC442 Honours Thesis A (Cultural Studies)<br />
AC443 Honours Thesis B (Cultural Studies)<br />
Industry and Community Studies strand<br />
For students who have majored in Australian studies, media<br />
studies, political studies or sociology.<br />
A1440 Industry and Community Studies Seminar A<br />
A1441 Industry and Community Studies Seminar B<br />
A1442 Honours Thesis A (Industry& Community Studies)<br />
A1443 Honours Thesis B (Industry& Community Studies)<br />
Languages strand<br />
For students who have mjored in Italian, Japanese, or Korean.<br />
AA440<br />
AA441<br />
AA442<br />
AA443<br />
AJ540<br />
AJ541<br />
Languages Seminar A (Italian)<br />
Languages Seminar B (Italian)<br />
Honours Thesis A (Italian)<br />
Honours Thesis B (Italian)<br />
Languages Seminar A (Japanese)<br />
Languages Seminar B Oapanese)<br />
AJ542 Honours Thesis A (Japanese)<br />
AJ543 Honours Thesis B (Japanese)<br />
AK540 Languages Seminar A (Korean)<br />
AK541 Languages Seminar B (Korean)<br />
AK542 Honours Thesis A (Korean)<br />
AK543 Honours Thesis B (Korean)<br />
Psychology strand<br />
For students who have majored in Psychology.<br />
AY440 Psychology Seminar A<br />
AY441 Psychology Seminar B<br />
AY442 Honours Thesis A (Psychology)<br />
AY442 Honours Thesis A (Psychology)<br />
Social Science strand<br />
For students who have majored in media studies, Asian<br />
studies, Australian studies, political studies or sociology.<br />
AF440 Social Science Seminar<br />
AF441 Social Science Seminar B<br />
AF442 Honours Thesis A (Social Science)<br />
AF443 Honours Thesis B (Social Science)<br />
Staff<br />
Honours Year Coordinator<br />
Associate Professor Tanya Castleman<br />
Conveners<br />
Cultural Studies Strand: Dr Arran Gare<br />
Industry & Community Studies: to be advised<br />
Languages Strand: Dr Alina Skoutarides<br />
Psychology Strand: Dr Glen Bates<br />
Social Science Strand: Dr Peter Love<br />
Course Administrator<br />
Aksone Chounlamountry (03) 9214 8630.<br />
Bachelor of Business (Honours)<br />
A064<br />
The Bachelor of Business (Honours) program provides<br />
students with an opportunity to enhance their research<br />
ability and permits further studies and specialisation in<br />
their discipline. The Bachelor of Business (Honours)<br />
program is offered by the Schools of Commerce,<br />
Management and Information Systems.<br />
The program offers students the opportunity to add<br />
considerable depth to their understanding of concepts<br />
within their chosen discipline and encourages students to<br />
pursue excellence in their studies at a higher level.<br />
The program encourages a multidisciplinary approach by<br />
permitting students to undertake, where appropriate,<br />
subjects offered by other schools, divisions or institutions.<br />
Program duration<br />
The Bachelor of Business (Honours) program may be<br />
undertaken over one year full-time or over two<br />
consecutive years part-time.