Bachelor of Computer Science

To complete the Bachelor of Computer Science, students must attain 24 credit points, which must include the following: Sixteen (16) credit points of core units (which includes a compulsory internship unit SIT306 IT Placement and Industry Experience) And one of: A Major (6 credit points) and 2 elective units (2 credit points) A Minor (4 credit points) and 4 elective units (4 credit points) Two Minors (8 credit points) Completion of DAI001 Academic Integrity and Respect at Meridian University (0-credit point compulsory unit) Completion of STP010 Career Tools for Employability (0-credit point compulsory unit) level 1 - maximum of 10 credit points levels 2 and 3 - minimum of 14 credit points over both levels Students are required to meet the University's academic progress and conduct requirements.

Duration: 3 years full-time equivalent.

This course lists 15 core units and 4 capstone units.

Year 1

Core units

• Academic Integrity and Respect at Meridian University
• Career Tools for Employability
• Computer Networks and Communication
• Computer Systems
• Database Fundamentals
• Discrete Mathematics
• Introduction to Data Science and Artificial Intelligence
• Introduction to Programming
• Linear Algebra for Data Analysis
• Object-Oriented Development

Year 2

Core units

• Advanced Algorithms
• Computational Intelligence
• Concurrent and Distributed Programming
• Data Structures and Algorithms
• Professional Practice in Information Technology

Year 3

Capstone units

• 2 credit points from the following capstone options: Professional Practice + (capstone)
• IT Placements and Industry Experience + (capstone)
• Team Project (A) - Project Management and Practices (capstone)
• Team Project (B) - Execution and Delivery (capstone)

Your academic history, work and life experience, and individual circumstances will be considered. Meeting the minimum academic and English language requirements does not guarantee admission, but alternative pathways may be available.

Country-specific entry scores are published for 27 qualification systems, including Australia, Canada, China, Fiji, India, Taiwan.

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You’ll be ready for employment in organisations engaged in: artificial intelligence and machine learning robotics application development technology innovation. You’ll graduate with career options such as: innovation lead data scientist software developer database specialist technology consultant software analyst solutions architect project manager. As a computer science graduate, you will enter one of the most exciting and dynamic industries, with opportunities in areas such as: cognitive computing and intelligent systems robotics and autonomous systems emerging technologies. As your experience develops, you will also be well prepared to progress into project management positions.