Course overview
Monash's Bachelor of Information Technology focuses on applying computational technology and software systems to organisational and user needs. Depending on the selected major and electives, students explore application development, systems design and IT project work.
Programme structure
Undergraduate · Course C2000. 144 credit points; traditional standard plan is three years full-time.
Study topics and relevant units
- Computing and programming foundations
- Data management and information systems
- Application design and development
- Systems analysis and IT project practice
Commencement-year and session notes
Monash course maps vary by commencement year and specialisation. This reference is corroborated by the 2027 handbook's linked C2000 requirement and earlier course handbooks; check the current C2000 handbook entry directly for your intake.
Before using any syllabus guide, confirm your current official programme handbook, approved subject list, examination rules and assessment brief. Earlier course offerings can be useful for context but are not proof of your own compulsory subjects.
Planning coursework and projects
Organise the work into learning outcomes, reading, practical exercises, formative feedback, independent implementation and a short reflection on what remains unclear. Tutors may help you reason through concepts, but institution-assessed work must be your own.
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