Description

About the Course
The course is designed to meet the on-going industry demand for computer professionals. With three themes, focusing on current and future growth areas in computing, this higher diploma programme bridges the gap between non-computing disciplines and computing science. Its specific aim is to provide rigorous and stimulating classes for students who wish to acquire theoretical and practical training in computing and, particularly, in software development. This course is ideal for non-computing graduates who want to compete favourably against computing science graduates for the broad range of computer opportunities available.

Progression
On successful completion of this diploma, students who obtain Second Class Honours or higher are eligible to be considered for entry to the MSc in Computing Science programme. The MSc programme comprises three taught modules and a research thesis.

Careers
The primary reason why students choose this course is to change the focus of their careers. The widespread impact that Computing Science has on our daily lives cannot be underestimated; neither can the job prospects on completion of this course. Successful students can expect to enter careers as systems analysts, IT Managers or software developers.

Highlights

Course Content

Software Development Principles and Practice

Computer Programming
Programming and Data Structures
Windows Programming and Human Computer Interfaces

Methods and Management

Information Systems Development (RDBMS)
Software Engineering
Object Oriented Development
Software Development Project

Hardware and Software Development Platforms

Computer Architecture and Operating Systems
Data Communications and Networks
Multimedia and Internet Development

Minimum Education

Bachelors

Subject Areas

• Computer Science / It
• Information Systems
• Technology

Cost in US$:

Approx. 16,000 USD tuition only

Program Fees Include:

This price includes tuition only and is subject to slight variation with exchange rates. Students can expect to spend in addition approximately 10,000 USD per year while at Griffith for personal and living expenses.

This Program is open to

Worldwide Participants.

Typical Living Arrangements

• Apartment/Flat
• Group living
• Home-stays
• Independent living

Participants Travel

Independently

Typically Participants Work

Independently

Scholarships are Available

A limited number of partial scholarships are available to exceptional students.

Application Process Involves

• In-Person Interview when Feasible
• Letters of Reference
• Resume
• Transcript
• Written Application

Typically The Application Process Time is

2 weeks

Post Services Include

• Job and Internship Network

Year Founded

1975