Overview
The Bachelor of Computer Science (Honours) course is a follow-on degree from the Bachelor of Computer Science. It will provide you with an opportunity to develop, to a sophisticated level, established theoretical and practical skills gained during your undergraduate course.
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Scholarly grounding in scientific researchHigh level of research competencyStrong foundation in scientific workAdvanced research skills in computer sciencePreparation for future higher level research degrees.
Delivery
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Course structure
To qualify for award of the degree of Bachelor of Computer Science (Honours), students are to satisfy all the course requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Computer Science as well as an additional 48 credit points as outlined below:
a) 30 credit points of core
b) 18 credit points of electives
Students should consult with the Academic Program Director directly to help in planning out their program of study.
Honours grade method:Honours Grade is calculated using Honours Grade Method 1
48 Credit points
Core6 Credit points
Capstone 24 Credit points
Elective18 Credit points
Learning outcomes
Course Learning Outcomes are statements of learning achievement that are expressed in terms of what the learner is expected to know, understand and be able to do upon completion of the course. Students graduating from this course will be able to:
1.
Analyse and evaluate advanced knowledge of computer fundamentals and the ability to apply theoretical basis of computer science to solve a range of practical problems.
2.
Interpret information and communicate knowledge, ideas and procedures to both computer science professionals and stakeholders.
3.
Analyse critically, evaluate and transform information from research literature and other sources to complete a range of research activities.
4.
Develop methodological skills in conducting scholarly research in computer science.
5.
Independently plan and compose a substantial research-based project or piece of scholarship that demonstrates in-depth understanding and critical analysis in computer science.
6.
Exhibit a capacity for independent learning to sustain personal and professional development in the changing world related to the field of computer science.
Professional recognition / accreditation
Australian Computer Society (ACS)
Credit for prior learning
Alternative Credit Arrangements
Pathways and nested qualifications
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