Degree Structure

Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Information Technology - a typical full-time program pattern with an Information Systems major in the Bachelor of Information Technology

	First semester	Second semester
Year 1 (48 units)	Arts major 1st year course (6u) Arts 1st year course (6u) COMP1100 Introduction to Programming and Algorithms COMP1710 Tools for New Media & the Web	Arts major 1st year course (6u) Arts 1st year course (6u) COMP1110 Introduction to Software Systems [1] or IT Elective (6u) MATH1005 Discrete Mathematical Models
Year 2 (48 units)	Arts major later year course (6u) Arts later year course (6u) COMP2410 Networked Information Systems COMP2750 Java Programming for New Media [1] or IT Elective (6u)	Arts major later year course (6u) Arts later year course (6u) COMP2400 Relational Databases COMP2600 Formal Methods in Software Engineering
Year 3 (48 units)	Arts major later year course (6u) Arts later year course (6u) INFS2024 Information Systems Analysis 3000/4000-series IT Elective (6u)[2]	Arts major later year course (6u) Arts later year course (6u) 3000/4000-series IT Elective (6u)[2] IT Elective (6u)
Year 4 (48 units)	Arts major later year course (6u) Arts later year course (6u) COMP3110 Software Analysis and Design INFS3024 Information Systems Management	Arts later year course (6u) Arts later year course (6u) COMP3120 Managing Software Development COMP3760 Project Work in Information Systems or INFS3059 Project Management and Information Systems

[1] Must include either COMP1110 Introduction to Software Systems or COMP2750 Java Programming for New Media, but not both
[2] Some 3000/4000-series IT electives may have specific prerequisites that are not covered by the courses specified in the table.

Note
Bachelor of Information Technology

Must include:

• all the courses from the core and a major from Schedule 1 or
• all the courses from the core and a major from Schedule 2
  

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