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Bachelor of Information Technology (BIT)
Bachelor of Information Technology (BIT)

Bachelor of Information Technology (BIT)

  • ID:AIS640011
  • Level:3-Year Bachelor's Degree
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Admission Requirements

Entry requirements

  • A minimum of 14 NCEA credits in each of 3 subjects at Level 3 including 9 credits in mathematics, and a minimum of 14 numeracy credits at Level 1 or higher, and a minimum of 8 literacy credits at Level 2 or higher; or
  • Successful tertiary study, including mathematics at a level equivalent to 9 credits at Level 3; or
  • Successful completion of a Level 4 qualification in Computing; or
  • Equivalent overseas qualification; 
  • 17 years and over.

English requirements

  • IELTS 6.0 with no individual band lower than 5.5
  • TOEFL iBT 60 (with a writing score of 18) 
  • Pearson 50
  • TEP 52 or equivalent with no band less than 12; 

Course Information

Computing and IT skills are essential in almost all career paths; in New Zealand, several occupations within the IT category are on Immigration New Zealand’s Essential Skills lists. Many are also specified on the Long Term Skill Shortage list; on average, there are between 2,000 and 3,000 roles in Information Technology regularly advertised in New Zealand.

Whether or not you decide to pursue a career in the Information Technology sector, knowledge of this skillset opens a world of opportunities. Using the latest software, delivered by staff with top-level academic qualifications and industry experience, Auckland Institute of Studies has designed a number of IT programmes to give graduates the best possible chance of paving their way to a profitable and successful long-term career.

Incorporating both hands-on training and theoretical knowledge, our IT programmes ensure graduates have skills that are attractive to global employers. Regular industry visits are combined with first-class teaching, to provide students with a valuable addition to their CV or job application.

The Bachelor of Information Technology (BIT) prepares students to become IT professionals.

With a breadth of knowledge across a range of IT sub-disciplines, and a depth of understanding in a specialisation, allowing them to lead and become strong participants in IT team projects.

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The programme comprises 23 courses, including:

  • COMP501 Information Technology Systems

  • COMM502 Business Communication

  • COMP503 Fundamentals of Computer Programming

  • COMP504 Fundamentals of Computer Databases

  • COMP505 Fundamentals of Computer Networking

  • BUSS502 Business Environment

  • MATH501 Essentials of Mathematics and Statistics

  • COMP602 Computer System Testing

  • COMP609 Information System Security

  • COMP617 Requirements Modelling

  • COMP621 Operating Systems

  • COMP701 Information Technology Project Management

  • COMP720 Information Technology Project(completed over two semesters)

Software Development

  • COMP601 Systems Analysis and Design

  • SOFT605 Object Oriented Programming

  • SOFT606 Desktop Applications Development

  • SOFT703 Web Applications Development

  • SOFT704 Human-Computer Interaction

  • SOFT708 Mobile Applications Development

Computer Networks

  • CONE618 Server Administration

  • CONE622 Intermediate Computer Networking

  • CONE623 Cloud Computing

  • CONE709 Network System Security 

  • CONE710 Advanced Computer Networking

  • CONE711 Wireless Network Design

Information Systems

  • COMP601 Systems Analysis and Design

  • SOFT605 Object Oriented Programming

  • INFO620 Enterprise Resource Planning Systems

  • INFO712 Management Information Systems 

  • INFO714 E-Business Strategies

  • INFO716 Business Intelligence and Analytics 

Electives

Electives may be chosen from the courses available for the specialisations as well as the following:

  • COMP609 Information Systems Security

  • INFO614 Intermediate Computer Databases

  • COMP722 Information Technology Industry Practice

The inclusion of courses outside the Information Technology programme may be considered with the approval of the Academic Head of Programme.

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Career Opportunity

Career Opportunity

 Software Development: software programmer, software developer, software analyst, software designer. 

Computer Networks: network engineer, network administrator, network support specialist.

Information Systems: junior project manager, IT manager, business analyst.

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Overseas Student Health Cover

Insurance/year: 700 NZD/per year

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