Graduate Coursework
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<p><strong>Sample Study Plan</strong></p><table border="0"><tbody><tr><td style="border: #000000 1px solid"> </td><td style="border: #000000 1px solid"><strong>Semester 1</strong> <br /></td><td style="border: #000000 1px solid"><strong>Semester 2</strong> <br /></td></tr><tr><td style="border: #000000 1px solid"><strong>Year 1</strong> <br /></td><td style="border: #000000 1px solid"><p>INFS7003 Databases and Information Systems </p><p>INFS7006 Information Systems And Communication Technologies </p><p>INFS7007 Information Systems Analysis and Modelling </p><p>Level 1 Elective (6 units) </p></td><td style="border: #000000 1px solid"><p>BUSN7024 Project Management Principles </p><p>INFS7040 Electronic Commerce for Managers </p><p>INFS7002 E-Business Systems</p><p>Level 1 Elective (6 units) </p></td></tr><tr><td style="border: #000000 1px solid"><strong>Year 2</strong> <br /></td><td style="border: #000000 1px solid"><p>BUSN8062 - Managing Major Projects: The Cross-Boundary Project Executive </p><p>INFS8205 - Information Systems Management and Strategy </p><p>Level 2 elective (6 units)</p><p>Level 1 or 2 elective (6 units) </p></td><td style="border: #000000 1px solid"><p>INFS8004 - Enterprise Systems and Business Process Management </p><p>Level 2 elective (6 units) </p><p>Level 2 elective (6 units)</p><p>Level 1 or 2 elective (6 units) </p></td></tr></tbody></table><p> </p><p> </p>
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3172
<p>This program is designed for graduates either with or without a background in information systems and aims to take those who enter it to a high and advanced level of competence in the discipline. Students without significant background in the area are taken through foundational topics in their first year of study, leading them into the second year which deals with more advanced material. Students who come to the program having studied information systems at the undergraduate level, or who can demonstrate extensive and relevant work experience, may be eligible for advanced standing in the program. In addition to the specified core courses, an extensive list of electives from which students may choose is designed to allow enrollees to focus their study within the degree on those areas of particular interest or relevance to them. The program also represents, for high achieving students who do not have an Honours degree in the discipline, a pathway to PhD research.</p><p>Eligible domestic students undertaking the Master of Busienss Information Systems degree program may be able to access Youth Allowance, Austudy and the Pensioner Education Supplement. For full details, please visit: <a href="http://www.dest.gov.au/sectors/career_development/programmes_funding/programme_categories/student_income_support/" title="http://www.dest.gov.au/sectors/career_development/programmes_funding/programme_categories/student_income_support/">http://www.dest.gov.au/sectors/career_development/programmes_funding/programme_categories/student_income_support/</a> </p><p>All graduate coursework for domestic students in the ANU College of Business and Economics is offered under Domestic Tuition Fee places. Australian citizens may defer the payment of their fees using FEE-HELP, however should be aware that the programs are not eligible for Commonwealth Supported Places and HECS-HELP. Information on FEE-HELP and eligibility requirements is available from <a href="http://www.goingtouni.gov.au/" title="http://www.goingtouni.gov.au/">http://www.goingtouni.gov.au/</a> </p><p><strong>Admission Requirements</strong></p><p>i. Applicants will be required to hold a pass degree from an Australian university or equivalent. Performance in the last two years of the degree is required to be at an average of 65% or better (or equivalent).<br /><br />ii. Students who fail to meet the academic entry requirement at (i) above may be considered for entry if they are able to demonstrate at least one year of full-time relevant work experience which was undertaken after graduation from their degree. The suitability of students to enter the program will be at the discretion of the Dean.<br /><br />iii. Students entering the program are required to have an understanding of mathematics at university level including calculus and algebra. Students who do not possess this assumed knowledge may undertake a mathematics bridging program. Students entering the program will also be assumed to be competent in the use of normal office automation software such as word processors, spreadsheets and presentation packages.</p><p> </p>
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Master of Business Information Systems
<p>Students must pass and achieve a grade average of 70% across the first 48 units attempted to progress to the second year of the program. Students who fail to achieve this requirement may be transferred to the [Master of Information Systems Studies|7416XMISS] program.</p><p>The Master of Business Information Systems degree program requires the completion of 96 units of credit, comprising 54 units of core courses and 42 units of elective courses. The program does not include a required thesis component.</p><p><strong>Core Courses (54 units)</strong></p><p>INFS7040 Electronic Commerce for Managers</p><p>INFS7002 E-Business Systems </p><p>INFS7003 Databases and Information Systems <strong>or</strong> COMP6240 Relational Databases</p><p>INFS7006 Information Systems and Communication Technologies</p><p>INFS7007 Information Systems Analysis and Modelling</p><p>BUSN7024 Project Management Principles</p><p>INFS8004 Enterprise Systems and Business Process Management</p><p>INFS8205 Information Systems Management and Strategy</p><p>BUSN8062 Managing Major Projects</p><p> </p><p><strong>Elective Courses (42 units)</strong></p><p>Elective courses to the value of 42 units are to be chosen in addition to the prescribed core courses.</p><p>Note that:</p><ul><li>Students may include no more than four (4) Level 1 electives in their program of study unless approved by the progam coordinator</li><li>Level 2 electives are normally only available to MBIS students in their second year of study; and</li><li>Other appropriate courses not included in this list, including those from other areas of the University such as the College of Engineering and Computer Science, may also be taken as electives, subject to the prior approval of the prgoram coordinator.</li></ul><p><strong>Elective Courses (Level 1)</strong></p><p>INFS7004 Accounting Information Systems</p><p>MKTG7001 Marketing</p><p>BUSN7008 Financial Statements and Reporting </p><p>BUSI7019 The Global Business Environment</p><p>MGMT7030 Management and Organisations</p><p>COMP6700 Introductory Programming</p><p>COMP6390 HCI and Usability Engineering</p><p>COMP6340 Networked Information Systems</p><p><strong>Elective Courses (Level 2)</strong></p><p>INFS8005 Information Systems Development Methodologies</p><p>INFS8201 Advanced Topics in Information Systems Research</p><p>BUSN8038 Critical Thinking and Decision Making</p><p>BUSN8045 Corporate Governance</p><p>MKTG7037 Electronic Marketing </p><p> </p>
7417XMBIS
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2010