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3 Years
Hybrid learning model combining on-campus sessions at Dandenong and online classes via Zoom.
Full time · 36 hours per week (full time); approximately 9 hours per week per subject (3 hour class plus 6 hours personal study time)
2 March | 27 July
Course Overview
Where You Can Study
Dandenong, VIC
Eligibility
Career & Study Pathways
Quality & Recognition
Academic Regulator
TEQSA
Professional Body
Australian Computer Society (ACS)
Accreditation Status
AccreditedSkills Assessor
ACS
Course Content
Database Fundamentals
Provides students with a solid understanding of database concepts, design principles, and practical skills required for effective database management. Students will explore the fundamental components of databases, data modelling techniques, and the SQL language to design, query, and manage relational databases.
Information Systems
Provides students with a foundational understanding of information systems and their role in organisations. Students will explore the basic concepts, components, and processes involved in information systems, gaining knowledge of how information is collected, stored, processed, and utilised to support business operations.
Programming Environment
Focuses on providing students with a solid foundation in programming languages, development environments, and tools. Students will learn to use various programming tools and gain practical experience in developing software solutions using industry-standard practices and methodologies.
Introduction to Cyber Security
Provides students with a comprehensive overview of the principles, technologies, and practices related to cyber security. Students will develop a foundational understanding of the threats, vulnerabilities, and countermeasures used to protect computer systems, networks, and data from cyber-attacks.
Cyber Algorithms
Provides students with a foundational understanding of algorithms and their applications in the field of cyber security. Students will explore various algorithmic techniques and learn how they are used to solve security-related problems, analyse data, and detect patterns in cyber systems.
Inside Information Technology
Designed to provide students with an in-depth understanding of database management concepts, techniques, and technologies. Students will explore advanced topics in database design, administration, and optimisation.
Intermediate Programming
Builds upon the foundational programming skills and knowledge acquired in introductory programming courses. Students will further enhance their programming proficiency and problem-solving abilities by exploring advanced programming concepts and techniques.
Discrete Maths and Critical Thinking
Introduces students to critical thinking, informal logic, and the foundations of formal logic. Also introduces discrete mathematics and facilitates the presentation of mathematical thinking in both succinct written form and mathematical notation.
Software Engineering and Systems Architecture
Focuses on designing and developing software systems that meet user requirements. Students undertake activities including requirement analysis, system modelling, architectural design, and validation.
Object Oriented Programming
Extends normal programming techniques to include object-oriented methodology. Students gain further knowledge and experience in Java programming and basic software engineering principles.
System and Network Administration
Provides students with knowledge and professional skills to administer network servers. Students learn to manage resources, including server performance, and develop skills to identify and diagnose possible problems and troubleshoot computer network administration systems using both Windows and Linux operating systems.
Cyber Security Operations Management
Examines the business risks generated by breaches of cyber security. Students study the technical skills required to build, predict and manage threats with a focus on both commercial and government (defence) industry standards.
Data Analytics
Introduces the statistical principles used to make decisions where there is variability in numerical data. Examines the contemporary software packages used to solve problems, and to communicate data that informs conclusions and supports strategic decision making.
Human Factors in Cyber Security
Introduces students to finding and fixing vulnerabilities, encryption, intrusion detection and the management of cyber risks. The application of appropriate work practices that support good cyber security posture in software applications development, systems administration and information system professional areas are incorporated.
Vulnerability Assessment and Computer Forensics
Introduces common white hat/black hat hacking techniques and exploits, as well as strategies for denying access to hackers. Examines computer forensics, as well as the skills required for data acquisition and the processing of crime scenes.
Advanced Cyber Policy and Cyber Law
Examines cyber security from legal, political and human resources perspectives. Students evaluate the legal challenges of online activities and study legal requirements policies and cyber law within Australia and in Australian international jurisdictions.
Business for Information Technology
Examines the business skills and language required to communicate effectively in writing with industry colleagues.
Incident/Crisis Management
Students investigate the theory and practice of managing an ICT incident or crisis. Explores the crisis event from pre-crisis planning to post-crisis change management and organisation adaption to maximise effectiveness.
Industry Engagement 1
Introduces students to project management principles, the role of a project manager, and the roles of the project team. The subject focuses on the initiation and planning stages of a project as well as the tools and techniques required for its successful implementation.
Blockchain and Cryptocurrencies
Introduces blockchain and cryptocurrencies as used in the financial services industry. Students assess and critique blockchain as an asset, review the dynamics of cryptocurrency markets as well as study the use of blockchain as a business solution.
Cloud Cyber Security
Examines frameworks and techniques used to design, develop, and implement cloud computing systems. Addresses audit processes that ensure operational integrity and the protection of customer data in cloud-based systems.
Industry Engagement 2
Building on Industry Engagement 1, students examine strategies for identifying the milestones and actions required to manage an IT project in a commercial enterprise. Students examine effective stakeholder management and collaboration skills required to work as part of a team in a commercial environment.
Drone Technologies
Examines diverse applications of drones, in taxis, delivery services, security, and surf floatation devices. Students study the requirements required of professional drone operator's accreditation by the Civil Aviation Safety Authority.
Common Questions
Yes. If you hold a Diploma in IT, you could complete your Bachelor of IT in just two years, accelerating your entry into critical roles. Students entering with a completed Diploma will enter the second year of the Degree.
Yes. After successful completion of two years, students can exit with an Associate Degree.
For a Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP), the total course cost is $16,800 (indicative, based on the 2026 fee schedule). For a Full Fee Paying Place, the total course cost is $48,168, with an indicative annual tuition fee of $16,056. FEE-HELP and HECS-HELP loan options are available to eligible students.
The course uses a hybrid learning model, with dedicated on-campus sessions at the Dandenong campus and online classes via Zoom. For each subject you enrol in, the weekly workload is approximately 9 hours — made up of a 3-hour class plus 6 hours of personal study time. Full-time students studying four subjects would have a weekly workload of approximately 36 hours.
The program equips you with in-demand skills including AI-Driven Threat Intelligence & Defense, Cloud Security Architecture, Identity and Access Management (IAM) & Zero Trust, Security Automation & Orchestration (SOAR), Offensive Security & Red Teaming, Data Privacy & Compliance, and Resilience Engineering & Disaster Recovery.
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