Course Core – 27 cp
- ICT100 Transition to IT (3 cp)
- ICT111 Cybersecurity Fundamentals (3 cp)
- ICT159 Foundations of Programming (3 cp)
- ICT169 Foundations of Data Communications (3 cp)
- ICT170 Foundations of Computer Systems (3 cp)
- ICT201 Information Technology Project Management (3 cp)
- BSC203 Introduction to ICT Research Methods (3 cp)
- ICT285 Databases (3 cp)
- ICT302 IT Professional Practice Project (3 cp)
Major in Business Information Systems 24 cp
- ICT158 Introduction to Information Systems (3 cp)
- ICT292 Information Systems Management (3 cp)
- ICT301 Enterprise Architectures (3 cp)
- ICT393 Advanced Business Analysis and Design (3 cp)
- ICT394 Business Intelligence Application Development (3 cp)
Specified Electives (Select one from each set)
Set 1
- MAS183 Statistical Data Analysis (3 cp)
- MAS162 Discrete Mathematics and Logic (3 cp)
Students considering a double major with Computer Science, or Artificial Intelligence and Autonomous Systems, must complete MAS162, which may require prerequisites.
Set 2
- ICT145 Python Programming for Everyone (3 cp)
- ICT167 Principles of Computer Science (3 cp)
Students considering a double major with Computer Science, or Artificial Intelligence and Autonomous Systems, must take ICT167.
Set 3
- ICT206 Intelligent Systems (3 cp)
- ICT284 Systems Analysis and Design (3 cp)
Students considering a double major with Computer Science must take ICT206.
Discovery Units – 3 cp (Select one)
- TLC100 AI in the Workplace (3 cp)
- TLC200 Building Employability Skills (3 cp)
- COM203 Consulting and Freelancing (3 cp)
- TLC101 Communication Skills for Undergraduate Study (3 cp)
- COM101 Social Media (3 cp)
Options 18cp
Double Major – With a double major, you’ll complete two majors under one degree, usually in the same timeframe as a single degree. When you graduate, you’ll receive one bachelor’s degree with recognition of both majors. Please see below for list of approved double majors.
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Electives – you can choose elective units to the value of 18 credit points. When choosing electives, you must be sure you have satisfied pre-requisite requirements.