University of Technology Sydney

Bachelor of Information Technology (Enterprise Systems Development)

This course provides comprehensive education in computing and information technology, serving as a strong foundation for students pursuing careers in the field. It also offers a pathway to honours, postgraduate studies, or a research career.

The course takes a practical approach to IT education, blending theory and hands-on experience. Students not only acquire technical IT skills but also develop expertise in business analysis, problem-solving, teamwork, and communication. The curriculum exposes students to real-world IT challenges, aligning with industry demands for graduates with practical experience.

Enterprise Systems Development Units

Below is a suggested sequence of subjects for each major for students starting the course in the Autumn session:

• 31265 Communication for IT Professionals: Develops professional IT practice skills through the Engineers Without Borders Challenge, focusing on creating design solutions for real-world technology projects.
• 31266 Introduction to Information Systems: Explores the integration of technology into today's business environment, covering topics like mobility, complexity, globalisation, and technology's role in improving business competitiveness.
• 41039 Programming 1: Introduces core programming concepts using an object-oriented approach, emphasizing project-based learning and independent research, experimentation, and communication skills.
• 31268 Web Systems: Provides an introduction to information technology using the web as a central case study, offering insights into the hardware, software, networks, and operating systems behind websites. Students set up a functional website to apply this knowledge.

This course prepares students for a dynamic career in IT and equips them with the skills needed to address real-world challenges in the field.