Bachelor of Science (Software Systems)

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Bachelor of Science (Software Systems)

  • Study mode Software Systems is studied on campus.
  • Program rating Software Systems is about developing high quality software. You will learn about aspects of computer science, engineering, design, mathematics, psychology and management in developing your skills with large software systems, web programming, interface design and project management.
  • Employability Studying Software Systems can lead to work as a software engineer in companies such as Telstra, BHP, the CSIRO, the Department of Defence, working for banks or airlines, and other government bodies and smaller development companies. Industries where work can be found include telecommunications, manufacturing, banking and finance, electronic entertainment, e-commerce and specialised software industries.
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Bachelor of Science (Software Systems)

  • Academic title Bachelor of Science (Software Systems)
  • Course description Sample course plan
    Bachelor of Science major: Software Systems

                
    First year
    Engineering Systems Design 1     
    Calculus 2     
    Informatics     
    Virtual Environments
    Engineering Systems Design 2     
    Linear Algebra     
    Informatics     
    Creative Projects, Digital Technology

    Second year
    Programming the Machine     
    Computer Science     
    Computer Science     
    Critical Thinking with Data
    Algorithms and Data Structures     
    Object Oriented Software Development     
    Discrete Structures    
    Internet Meets Society

    Third year

    Sofware Modelling & Design     
    Software Elective     
    Computer Science     
    Project Based Communication
    Software Systems
    Design Unit     
    Software Elective     
    Computer Science     
    Virtual Environments 2
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