Undergraduate Courses
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Unified Technology Year
This common first year helps students to make an informed career choice about the specialisation of computing that is most suited to them. Students can choose to change between the courses without increasing the duration of their degree. In addition to the assistance provided by lecturers and class tutors, senior tutors are available to assist students outside their class contact time. There is also a mentoring program where successful senior students help new students.
Our courses are challenging but very rewarding as they are highly regarded by both employers and past graduates. We prepare students for a variety of careers in Computing and Information Technology. They include degrees in Computer Science, Information Technology and Software Engineering. Students can combine studies in Information Technology with multimedia design, management, marketing etc., to meet the emerging demand by industry for multi-disciplinary skills. Besides these, a number of double degrees in Computer Science with other disciplines are available.
Curtin’s computing related courses ensure that students interested in this broad field have many options available for study. Computer Science and IT focus on the technical development of software, Software Engineering specialises in the development of large projects, while Computer Systems and Networking provides graduates with strong industry regarded skills enabling them to design and set up networks. Double degree programs with other courses such as engineering provide students with greater opportunities to combine disciplines that are related, resulting in courses that are challenging, interesting and in strong demand by employers.
