Master of Information Technology, majoring in Computing & Networking at James Cook University

The Master of Information Technology, majoring in Computing & Networking advances both skills and knowledge in design, management and maintenance of computer networks, and develops technical skills using advanced technologies.

The program emphasises work-integrated learning and develops employability skills through practical projects and the option of an Internship increasing graduate employability.

You can complete the Master of Information Technology as an independent award or combine it with the Master of Business Administration (MBA) as a joint degree.

Course Structure
The MIT, majoring in Computing and Networking is comprised of 16 subjects. Students must undertake four (4) foundation subjects, eight mandatory subjects and the choice of (4) four optional subjects. Optional subjects comprise of (2) two Information Technology and Business subjects from the information technology and business units offered by JCU Brisbane and two (2) of any appropriate Masters level subjects offered at JCU Brisbane as approved by the Campus Director. Students who satisfy the requirements of this program meet the requirements to apply for membership with the Australian Computer Society (ACS).

Foundation Subjects

• CP5631 Internet Fundamentals
• CP5633 Database Modelling
• CP5638 Web Design and Development
• CP5639 Fundamentals of Problem Solving and Programming

Mandatory Subjects

• CP5046 ICT Project 1: Analysis and Design
• CP5047 ICT Project 2: Implementation and Commissioning
• CP5603 Advanced e-Security
• CP5307 Advanced Mobile Technology
• CP5601 Advanced Data Communication Principles
• CP5602 Advanced Algorithm Analysis
• CP5607 Advanced Human Computer Interaction
• CP5634 Business Intelligence and Data Mining

Optional Subjects
Select 2 CP or LB Level 5 subjects. Select any 2 Level 5 subjects

Note:
Eligible students holding acknowledged cognate qualifications in Information Technology may seek exemption from the four (4) Foundation IT subjects when submitting an application to the MIT program.