Graduate Diploma of Science (Computer Consultancy)

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• Objectives
  This Graduate Diploma is designed for qualified, practising computer professionals who are already computer consultants, who intend to embark on a career in computer consultancy or who in their work role are concerned with providing consultancy services to others.
• Entry requirements
  Undergraduate degree in computer science or related field and a minimum of two years experience in the computer industry.
• Academic title
  Graduate Diploma of Science (Computer Consultancy)
• Course description
  This course is not available for on-campus study by students on an International student visa.
  This course structure contains information about the units which comprise the course as well as the credit points required to successfully complete it.
  
  Core Units
  Unit          Description                                                                  Points
  CSI5103    Strategic Information Technology                                    20
  CSI5130    Computer Consultancy, Professionalism and Ethics         20
  CSI5202    Software and Systems Management                                20
  CSI5203    Software Development Processes                                    20
  
  Plus two units selected from:
  CSG5106    Fundamentals of Computer and Network Technology         20
  CSG5206    Internet Technology and Management                                20
  CSI5101    Software Design                                                                   20
  CSI5102    Computer Security                                                                20
  CSI5105    Information Security                                                             20
  CSI5204    Database Administration                                                      20

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