The University of Sydney - Engineering

Note: Candidates for the Graduate Diploma in Computing complete a maximum of four Foundation units of study (24 credit points).

To progress to the MIT program, students must complete one unit covering each area of programming, modelling, networking and data management.

►Programming◄

COMP9001 Introduction to Programming

COMP9003 Object-Oriented Programming

COMP9123 Data Structures & Algorithms

►Modelling◄

COMP9110 System Analysis and Modelling

COMP9201 Software Construction and Design 1

►Networking◄

COMP9601 Computer and Network Organisation

COMP9121 Design of Networks and Distributed Systems

►Data Management◄

COMP9120 Database Management Systems

Candidates need to complete relevant Foundation units or provide evidence of prior learning before undertaking any Specialist Unit(s). This will be assessed by either completion of prerequisite learning in the Foundation units or evidence from prior learning that fulfills the assumed knowledge criteria for the Specialist unit(s) chosen.

Note: 36 credit points are to be completed from the Specialist units of study in IT (Block 2) or IT management (Block 3).

Candidates need to provide evidence of prior learning before undertaking any Specialist Unit(s). This will be assessed by either completion of prerequisite learning in the Foundation units or evidence from prior learning that fulfils the assumed knowledge criteria for the Specialist unit(s) chosen.

Note: 36 credit points are to be completed from the Specialist units of study in IT (Block 2) or IT management (Block 3).

Candidates need to provide evidence of prior learning before undertaking any Specialist Unit(s). This will be assessed by either completion of prerequisite learning in the Foundation units or evidence from prior learning that fulfils the assumed knowledge criteria for the Specialist unit(s) chosen.