Master of Science in Information Technology
The MSc in Information Technology provides you with an opportunity to develop an understanding of the principles that shape information technology and their implementation, covering design, development, application and management. The courses incorporate the most recent advances in the discipline, providing IT professionals with the opportunity to upgrade and extend their qualifications and experience.
Students can select a combination of courses for the key areas:
- ICT Management
- IT Communications and Interworking
- Software Development
- Web Technologies
Session 1 - 2012
| ZEIT7105 | Introduction to the Web |
| ZEIT7203 | Communications and Information Systems |
| ZEIT7103 | Introduction to Programming |
| ZEIT8118 | Integrating the Enterprise and IS Functions |
| ZEIT8108 | Data Structures and Algorithms |
| ZEIT8136 | Software Project Management |
| ZEIT8219 | Satellite Communications |
| ZEIT8106 | Cryptography |
| ZEIT8115 | Information Operations |
| ZEIT8226 | Systems Engineering Practice |
| ZEIT8102 | C3I Systems |
Session 2 - 2012
| ZEIT7102 | Introduction to Database Systems |
| ZEIT7106 | Systems Analysis and Design |
| ZEIT7205 | Fundamentals of Surveillance Technologies |
| ZEIT8138 | Systems Planning |
| ZEIT8117 | Integrating Information Systems Technologies |
| ZEIT8144 | Information and Communication Technology Processes |
| ZEIT8119 | Internetworking |
| ZEIT8137 | Systems and Network Administration |
| ZEIT8114 | Electronic Business |
| ZEIT8110 | Decision Support Systems |
Entry to the program is available to applicants:
- with a first degree in Information Technology plus three years relevant experience
- Applicants without appropriate qualifications/experience may be offered entry to the Graduate Certificate Science in Information Technology or the Graduate Diploma Science in Information Technology
- from non-defence and defence personnel
- via distance or on-campus
Research Project
The option of undertaking a research project worth 12 UoC (ZEIT 8199 Project - Information Technology or enrolment for two sessions in ZEIT 8198 Project - Information Technology P/T) is available to Masters students who attain a high credit average or better in four courses and is subject to approval of the Postgraduate Coordinator.
The project is recommended for those with a strong interest in pursuing original research in a particular area or intending to undertake a ßhigher level research qualification.
For inquiries about the MSc in Information Technology, please email the school at: seit@adfa.edu.au