Graduate Coursework
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<p>This is an advanced computing science program for computer science/information technology/software engineering graduates. Students who complete the single year degree may then undertake an additional year with a focus on research training to also obtain the Masters at an Honours level and exit with an Honours grade (H1, H2A/H2B). Suitably qualified students can get direct entry into the advanced research focused component of this program and be awarded the single Masters with the Honours grade. Students can specialise in a computing science area, and the specialization areas available are in line with the research interests of the College of Engineering and Computer Science (CECS).</p><p><strong>Admission Requirements</strong></p><p>One of the following:<br />1. An approved bachelor degree in a computing discipline. The marks obtained in the final year of the undergraduate degree must have been at minimum Distinction level (70% - or a GPA of 3 out of 4).<br /><br />2. The ANU Master of Information Technology Studies, or equivalent, at a minimum Distinction (70%) level.<br /><br />Admission to the Honours plan will require one of the following:<br /><br />1. The completion of the requirements of the pass degree in the Master of Computing, or an equivalent advanced master's degree, with a minimum distinction average (70% - or a GPA 3 out of 4).<br /><br />2. A four year undergraduate degree in a computing discipline, with a minimum high distinction average (80% - or a GPA of 3.5 out of 4).</p><p>All students who complete the Master of Computing or Master of Computing Honours are eligible for professional membership with the Australian Computer Society conditional upon them undertaking a project. </p><p><strong>Two year 'Double Degree' Masters options:</strong> <a href="http://cecs.anu.edu.au/students/future/graduate/MastersDoubleDegree" title="http://cecs.anu.edu.au/students/future/graduate/MastersDoubleDegree">http://cecs.anu.edu.au/students/future/graduate/MastersDoubleDegree</a></p>Master of Computing/Master of Computing with Honours<br />Master of Computing/Master of Information Technology Studies<br />Master of Computing/Master of Engineering
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<p>The program requires the completion of 48 units of approved courses, including a minimum of 36 units of 8000-series or 'advanced'computing courses. Students wishing to specialise must complete a minimum of 24 units of courses from one of the specialisation areas listed under Schedule 1 including the respective project course. Completion of a project course is necessary to gain 'professional' accreditation with the Australia Computer Society. Enrolment in a project course requires the permission of the program convenor and is subject to having demonstrated good competency in a semester of coursework.</p><p><br /><strong>Schedule 1</strong><br /><br /><em>Artificial Intelligence<br /></em>-----------------------<br />COMP6320 Artificial Intelligence<br />COMP6365 System Architectural Understanding & the Brain<br />COMP6463 Overview of Logic and Computation <br />COMP6467 Introduction to Statistical Machine Learning<br />COMP8420 Bio-inspired Computing: Applications & Interfaces <br />COMP8620 Advanced Topics in Artificial Intelligence<br />COMP8650 Advanced Topics in Statistical Machine Learning<br />COMP8740 Artificial Intelligence Project #<br /><br /><em>Computer Systems</em><br />----------------<br />COMP6330 Operating Systems Implementation<br />COMP6430 Parallel Systems<br />COMP6433 Real-Time and Embedded Systems<br />COMP6464 High Performance Scientific Computation<br />COMP8320 Multicore Computing: Principles & Practice<br />COMP8750 Computer Systems Project #<br /><br /><em>e-Research</em><br />----------------<br />COMP6390 HCI and Usability Engineering<br />COMP6430 Parallel Systems<br />COMP6461 Computer Graphics<br />COMP6464 High Performance Scientific Computation<br />COMP8100 Requirements Elicitation & Analysis Techniques<br />COMP8770 e-Research Project #<br /><br /><em>Information & Human Centered Computing<br /></em>------------------------<br />COMP6365 System Architectural Understanding & the Brain<br />COMP6390 HCI and Usability Engineering<br />COMP6461 Computer Graphics<br />COMP8400 Algorithms & Techniques for Data Mining<br />COMP8420 Bio-inspired Computing: Applications & Interfaces<br />COMP8780 Information & Human Centered Computing Project #<br /><br /><em>Software Engineering<br /></em>--------------------<br />COMP8100 Requirements Elicitation and Analysis Techniques<br />COMP8110 Managing Software Projects in a System Context<br />COMP8173 Software Engineering Process<br />COMP8180 Systems & Software Safety<br />COMP8190 Model-Driven Software Development<br />COMP8440 Free & Open Source Software Development<br />COMP8790 Software Engineering Project #<br /><br /># <em>Requires permission from the Department of Computer Science</em></p>
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