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Master of Internet Technology
Overview
The objective of the MIT degree is to provide advanced knowledge
and specialist skills on a broad range of Internet technologies
and systems.
The MIT degree is designed to enable a wide range of entry.
It is suitable for candidates who wish to:
- Update their existing technical qualifications
- Gain a qualification to complement their significant
experience in related fields; or
- Obtain a fundamental understanding of IT and how it affects
their area of expertise.
Entry Requirements/Assumed Knowledge
A three or four-year degree equivalent to an Australian
Bachelors and completed within the last five years with a
60% average in Telecommunications, Computer or Electrical
Engineering, Computer Science, Information Technology or related
field; or a Graduate Diploma in Internet Technology.
Applicants with other degrees containing relevant computing
content and /or who have at least two years Internet/computing
work-related experience may be considered, or may be eligible
for entry to the Graduate Diploma in Internet Technology.
Course Requirements
The degree will normally occupy two sessions of full-time study, or part-time equivalent, and requires the satisfactory completion of Option A or B, as outlined in the following course program.
Course Program
| Subjects |
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Credit Points |
| Option A |
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| ECTE991 |
Internet Fundamentals |
6 |
| ECTE956* |
Internet Project |
6 |
| Plus six subjects** from the following,
of which three must be ECTE subjects: |
| CSCI968 |
Network Secuirty |
6 |
| ECTE992 |
Internet Networking Protocols |
6 |
| ECTE993 |
Wireline and Optical Communications |
6 |
| ECTE994 |
Wireless and Mobile Communication Systems |
6 |
| ECTE995 |
Content Servers and Caching Technologies |
6 |
| ECTE996 |
Multimedia Communications |
6 |
| ECTE997 |
Web Technology and Applications |
6 |
| IACT906 |
Business On-line |
6 |
| IACT918 |
Corporate Network Management |
6 |
| ITCS992 |
Computer Security |
6 |
| ITCS937 |
Security, Risk Management and Control in Electronic
Commerce |
6 |
| Option B |
| ECTE991 |
Internet Fundamentals |
6 |
| ECTE956* |
Internet Technology Laboratory |
6 |
| ECTE957*** |
Advanced Internet Project |
12 |
| Plus four subjects** from the following,
of which one must be an ECTE subject: |
| CSCI968 |
Network Secuirty |
6 |
| ECTE992 |
Internet Networking Protocols |
6 |
| ECTE993 |
Wireline and Optical Communications |
6 |
| ECTE994 |
Wireless and Mobile Communication Systems |
6 |
| ECTE995 |
Content Servers and Caching Technologies |
6 |
| ECTE996 |
Multimedia Communications |
6 |
| ECTE997 |
Web Technology and Applications |
6 |
| IACT906 |
Business On-line |
6 |
| IACT918 |
Corporate Network Management |
6 |
| ITCS992 |
Computer Security |
6 |
| ITCS937 |
Security, Risk Management and Control in Electronic
Commerce |
6 |
| * ECTE956 Internet Technology Laboratory
must be undertaken in the first session of a student’s
enrolment. |
| **Only a limited number of subjects will
be available in any one session. |
| ***Entry to this subject is restricted to
those students who gain a weighted average mark of 72.5%
for the full-time first session load (i.e. four six credit
point subjects, including ECTE956 Internet Technology
Laboratory and ECTE991 Internet Fundamentals). |
Other Information
Students who have satisfactorily completed ECTE957 Advanced
Internet Project and who gain a weighted average mark of 72.5%
or higher in the Master of Internet Technology are eligible
to enter the Master of Engineering – Research.
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