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Bachelor of Computer and Network Security K07 - ML Bachelor of Science (Security and Justice Studies) E73 - JO Duration: 3 Years Prepares graduates for careers in the fields of Computer and Network Security including areas such as Computer Forensics, Information Warfare and Wireless Security. Focuses on the practical and theoretical dimensions of Information Technology security and includes two major streams of study. Students will achieve a solid grounding in conventional computer and network security concepts and skills. Designed to meet the changing landscape of secure computing involving not only computers, but also telecommunications networks and network enabled devices such as PDAs and mobile phones. Course Structure Requires the completion of 24 units / 360 credit points. Year 1 - Semester 1 Credit Points CSG1132 Communicating in an IT Environment 15 CSP1150 Programming Principles 15 ENS1161 Computer Fundamentals 15 CSI1241 Systems Analysis 15 Year 1 - Semester 2 CSG1105 Applied Communications 15 CSI1101 Computer Security 15 CSG1102 Operating Systems 15 CSG1207 Systems and Database Design 15 Year 2 - Semester 1 CSG1103 Internetworking 1 15 CSG1104 Internetworking 2 15 CSI2102 Information Security 15 CSG2305 Computer Forensics 15 Year 2 - Semester 2 CSG2220 Wireless Networking 15 CSI2104 Introduction to Information Warfare 15 CSG2344 Project Methods and Professionalism 15 Elective Year 3 - Semester 1 CSG2161 Computer System Administration 15 CSG2208 Server Administration Fundamentals 15 CSG3308 Wireless Security 15 CSI3207 Network Security Fundamentals 15 Year 3 - Semester 2 CSG3202 Enterprise Administration 15 CSI3301 Computer Facilities Security 15 CSG3303 Applied IT Project 15 CSG3309 IT Security Management 15 Careers Computer and Network Security Manager, Digital Forensics Investigator, Information Security Manager, Computer Security Auditor, Computer Incident Investigator, Computer Security Specialist, Network Manager. See more course information: reachyourpotential.com.au/courses/K07 Duration: 3 Years Brings together Security Science and Justice Studies. This unique course combination addresses the needs of students who wish to seek professional employment in Security and Justice Industries, including public law enforcement and private policing sectors. Enables students to combine studies in the protection of assets with the studies of the nature, causes, prevention and control of crime. Course Structure Requires the completion of 24 units / 360 credit points. Year 1 - Semester 1 Credit Points SCY1101 Security and Risk Management 15 SCY1103 Physical Security 15 CRI1111 Law and Order 15 CRI1103 Criminology 15 Year 1 - Semester 2 SCY1108 Building Management Systems 15 CSI2102 Information Security 15 CRI1105 Psychology and Criminal Justice 15 CRI1104 The Psychology of Criminal Behaviour 15 Year 2 - Semester 1 SCY2111 Intrusion Detection Systems 15 SCY2302 Facility Management 2 15 CRI2103 Correctional Studies - Theory and Practice 15 CRI2107 Foundations of Criminal Law 15 Year 2 - Semester 2 SCY2212 Security Risk 15 SCY2402 Industrial Security Procedures 15 CRI1106 Minority Groups as Offenders and Victims 15 CRI2104 Professional Skills - Counselling and Managing Conflict 15 Year 3 - Semester 1 SCY3215 Security Project 1 15 SCY3213 Access Control Systems 15 or SCY3214 CCTV and Imaging Systems 15 CRI3104 Organised Crime 15 CRI3103 Juvenile Justice 15 or CRI3105 Community Corrections (Theory and Practice) 15 Year 3 - Semester 2 SCY3207 Security Project 2 15 SCY3302 Management of the Security Function 15 or SCY3117 Security in Government 15 CRI3106 Media and Justice 15 CRI3107 Offender Profiling 15 or CRI3108 Justice and Forensic Science 15 Careers Juvenile Justice Officer, Family Law Case Worker, Child Protection Case Worker, Corrections Officer, Police Officer, Customs Officer, Security Officer. See more course information: reachyourpotential.com.au/courses/E73 86
Bachelor of Computer Science U65 - JO, ML Duration: 3 Years Prepares graduates for careers in the fields of computing and software development. Focuses on the practical and theoretical dimensions of computer science. Students can select a second major from majors listed below additional disciplines including Computer Security, Information Technology or a major in a discipline outside of Security and Computing. Admission requirements Games Programming Major: Year 12 Maths; or equivalent. Major Areas of Study • Computer Science • Games Programming • Software Engineering • Computer Security • Information Technology Course Structure Requires the completion of 24 units / 360 credit points. This course has three components: • Foundation Program - 8 Units • Major Program - 8 Units • Supplementary Program - 8 Units You may not study more than 12 of the units at the 1000 Level and you must study at least 4 units at the 3000 Level. Year 1 Credit Points CSG1132 Communicating in an IT Environment 15 CSP1150 Programming Principles 15 ENS1161 Computer Fundamentals 15 CSI1241 Systems Analysis 15 CSG1105 Applied Communications 15 CSI1101 Computer Security 15 CSG1102 Operating Systems 15 CSG1207 Systems and Database Design 15 Year Two / Year Three Units In the second year, students embark on their Major programs. Students may complete one or two Major programs within the School of Computer and Security Science. Major Areas of Study Computer Science Designed to provide graduates with skills in programming, analysis and project management that can be applied to a wide range of roles in the IT industry. Required Units Credit Points CSP2348 Data Structures 15 CSG2245 Computer Science Methods 15 CSP2104 Object-oriented Programming with C++ 15 CSG2341 Intelligent Systems 15 CSP3242 Internet and Java Programming 15 CSP3341 Programming Languages and Paradigms 15 First Major students take: CSG2344 Project Methods and Professionalism 15 CSG3303 Applied IT Project 15 Second Major students take: Elective (3000 Level) Elective Careers Computer Programmer, Computer Support Officer, Applications Developer, Systems Analyst, IT Consultant, E-Commerce Developer, Systems Administrator, Webmaster, Software Engineer, Software Designer, Software Support Officer, Project Manager, Wireless Network Administrator, Wireless Systems Developer, Mobile Systems Developer. Games Programming Provides graduates with the knowledge and skills to design and produce computer games, simulations and models. It prepares graduates to participate in an emerging area of computing with application in the military, entertainment, educational and e-commerce sectors. Admission Requirements Year 12 Maths; or equivalent. Required Units Credit Points CSD2242 Computer Graphics Methods 15 CSD2341 Computer Graphics Programming 15 CSP2107 Game Design and Production 15 CSP2307 Introduction to 3D Game Programming 15 CSP3302 Advanced 3D Programming 15 CSP3301 Game Enhancement Technologies 15 First Major students take: CSG2344 Project Methods and Professionalism 15 CSG3303 Applied IT Project 15 Second Major students take: Elective (3000 Level) Elective Careers Games Programmer, Games Designer, Graphical Simulation Modeller. Security & computing 87
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