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Master of Information Technology course
The MIT course consists of 16 subjects (128 credit points). Applicants with ACS Computer Professional Education Program (CPEP) qualification will be eligible to articulate into Master of Information Technology Course with following advanced credits:Charles Sturt University (CSU) offers Master of Information Technology (MIT) course which is tailored to meet the needs of practising IT professionals as well as continuing IT students. The MIT course provides advanced training in the areas of networking, online information systems, information security, and management of information technology. Upon completion of this highly professional course, graduates will be able to apply cutting edge skills acquired in their specific field in their work environment to increase their organization productivity and to gain a competitive advantage in their career.
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CSU MIT subjects |
ACS CPE Program subjects |
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ITC475 – Ethics and IT |
Business, Legal & Ethical Issues |
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ITC493 – IT Project Management |
Project Management |
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ITC501 – Strategic Information Management |
Business, Strategy & IT |
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ITC571 – Emerging Technologies & Innovation ITC567 - Principles of Information Security |
New Technology Alignment Information Security |
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ITC01C – Unspecified IT Elective |
Adaptive Business Intelligence |
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ITC01C – Unspecified IT Elective |
Enterprise Architecture |
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ITC01C – Unspecified IT Electives |
IT Service Management |
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ITC01C - Unspecified IT Electives |
Business Analysis (awaiting approval) |
Four subjects credit will be awarded against CPEP. Any additional subject studied as part of CPEP will also earn credit up-to maximum of eight subjects towards Master of Information Technology course at CSU.
CSU has a network of campuses in Albury-Wodonga, Bathurst , Canberra , Dubbo, Goulburn, Orange , Parramatta , Wagga Wagga and Ontario , Canada , with specialist centres in Broken Hill and Manly. With the majority of its more than 32,000 students studying by distance education, it has a well developed flexible delivery methodology and the infrastructure to support these students. According to 2009 Good Universities Guide, CSU has maintained its national leadership in providing flexible access to higher education.
Contact the Course Manager, Dr Tanveer Zia on (02) 6933 2024 or email tzia@csu.edu.au.