Overview

The Graduate Diploma in Information Technology is designed for students who wish to develop and expand their knowledge and skills in Information Technology. The aim of this award is to provide qualified students with an opportunity to study advanced topics in an Information Technology specialisation to complement or update their … For more content click the Read More button below. The program articulates to the Master of Information Technology program with full credit for courses completed in the Graduate Diploma program. Students may exit from this proposed program with a Graduate Diploma award if they have completed the required course requirements.

Learning Outcomes

1.
Explain advanced concepts, theories and techniques, relevant to information technology.
2.
Apply a breadth of relevant computing knowledge, including information technology management.
3.
Identify, define, investigate, and analyse the computing aspects of complex engineering problems.
4.
Synthesise algorithmic knowledge and apply appropriate computing methods to contribute to effective and/or innovative solutions to complex engineering problems.
5.
Communicate information and justify decisions to other professionals, clients, stakeholders, and the broader community.
6.
Apply ethical approaches to professional practice.
7.
Collaborate and lead effectively in diverse professional contexts.

Graduate Capabilities

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Program Structure

Students must complete 72 UOC when taken as a standalone program.

Specialisation Rule

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Sample Programs

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Information Technology

Admission Requirements

Entry Requirements

Minimum Entry Requirements
Limitations on Recognition of Prior Learning

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Program Requirements

Progression Requirements

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Associated Programs

Nested Postgraduate Program

Graduate Certificate in Information Technology - GCertIT7546 - Information Technology
Master of Information Technology - MIT8543 - Information Technology

Program Fees

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Additional Expenses and Resources

It is best if students own a laptop or a PC that gives them more flexibility to work on assignments. Still students could complete all their work in the CSE computer labs.

Pre-2019 Handbook Editions

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