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3 Years
Face to Face / Blended / On-line
Full Time (International and domestic students) / Part Time (Domestic students only) / Online
02 Mar 2026 | 25 May 2026 | 03 Aug 2026 | 07 Sep 2026 | 07 Dec 2026
Course Overview
Where You Can Study
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Student Information
Tuition Fee
$36,000 ($1500/unit) - 24 Units
Duration
3 Years (Full-Time) / 2 Years (Fast-Track)
Intakes
02-Mar-2026, 25-May-2026, 03-Aug-2026, 07-Sep-2026, 07-Dec-2026
Study Mode
Face to Face / Blended, Online, Full Time, Part Time (Domestic students only)
Eligibility
Career & Study Pathways
Quality & Recognition
Academic Regulator
TEQSA
Professional Body
Australian Computer Society (ACS)
Accreditation Status
AccreditedSkills Assessor
ACS
Course Content
Software Development Fundamentals
Introduces modern programming concepts and techniques required to implement software programs in a variety of application areas, covering basic theory of creating algorithms and program design in object-oriented programming paradigm.
Database Fundamentals
Covers the underlying theory and basic concepts of relational data modelling, query languages and database design, developing knowledge and skills for effective design and implementation of database systems.
Network Architecture
Covers fundamental concepts of network architecture and network technologies, including internetworking protocols, operational tools, and techniques for network management.
Network and Information Security
Covers the principles of network and information security, providing knowledge and skills to analyse various security risks and issues including network threats, application security and wireless security.
Introduction to Computer Systems and Networking
Introduces the underlying theories and mechanisms of modern computer systems and networks, providing fundamental knowledge of hardware, software, data and network technologies.
IT Professional Practice
Provides a theoretical introduction to the professional and ethical practices in a typical IT workplace, emphasising organisational and professional communication, teamwork, health and safety requirements, and software copyright.
Business Communication for IT Professionals
Introduces principles of business communication, creation of business documents and business presentation skills, including team communication and use of technology to facilitate communication.
Systems Analysis and Design
Focuses on software systems modelling and design principles and methodologies, developing ability to apply contemporary tools and techniques used at various stages of software systems development lifecycle.
IT Project Management
Presents an integrated approach covering systems and processes for managing IT projects within various industry sectors, including the IT project management life cycle, project planning, scheduling, monitoring and risk management.
Computational Mathematics
Teaches the use of discrete structures, their properties, and applications in information technologies, covering topics such as logic, number system, set theory, methods of proof, predicate calculus, induction, trees, and graph theory.
Research Methodology
Designed for undergraduate level students to enhance scholarship through research-based study, covering core essentials of the research process, research methodologies and research methods directed towards technical research.
Project 1
First of two project units giving final year students the opportunity to apply knowledge and skills gained throughout the course, focusing on analysis and design of a real-world IT problem.
Project 2
Second of two project units for final-year students, focusing on implementation aspects of a real-world IT problem solution, with teams responsible for their own project management.
Professional Project 1
First of two project units giving final year students the opportunity to apply knowledge and skills gained, focusing on analysis and design while working in an industry workplace environment.
Professional Project 2
Second of two project units for final-year students, focusing on implementation aspects while working in an industry workplace, providing a feasible solution to the client.
Data Science Fundamentals
Covers core concepts of data science and data driven decision making processes, including data modelling, data pre-processing, dimensionality reduction, probability techniques, descriptive and inferential statistics, and regression analysis.
Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
Provides a concise introduction to the field of Artificial Intelligence, covering key topics such as knowledge representation, logic, reasoning and learning algorithms with relevant practical examples.
Common Questions
The Bachelor of Information Technology and Systems (BITS) at VIT offers four specialisations: Analytics and Intelligent Systems, Application Development, Cyber Security, and Networking. Students must complete 5 specialisation units from ONE chosen specialisation, with at least 2 completed specialisation units at level 3.
Yes, VIT's Bachelor of Information Technology and Systems (BITS) is accredited by the Australian Computer Society (ACS) at the Professional Level. ACS is the leading and largest professional association representing Australia's technology community across industry, government, and education. Students are also eligible for complimentary ACS student membership.
A total of 24 units (144 credit points) will satisfy the requirements for qualification. Graduating students must complete 13 core units, 5 specialisation units from ONE chosen specialisation (with at least 2 at level 3), and 6 elective units. The maximum number of Non-IT Elective Units allowed is 3, and the total number of completed specialisation units and IT elective units at level 3 must be at least 3.
The 2026 intake dates for the Bachelor of Information Technology and Systems are 02 March 2026, 25 May 2026, 03 August 2026, 07 September 2026, and 07 December 2026. The course fees are $36,000 in total, calculated at $1,500 per unit across 24 units.
The BITS course at VIT provides practical learning opportunities including real-world projects and industry internships, allowing students to apply their knowledge and gain valuable experience in the field. In the final year, students undertake a capstone project (Project 1 and Project 2) where they work on real-world IT problems. Students can also opt for Professional Project units (ITSU3018 and ITSU3019), which involve working directly in an industry workplace environment.
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