Bachelor of Information Systems

This course is no longer accepting new enrolments.

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Course Code G42

The Bachelor of Information Systems aims to provide students with the concepts, analytical and developmental skills required for the information systems that underpin business computer systems and electronic commerce. The core units provide a foundation in the information systems areas of programming,
system design, database, and project management. The electronic commerce based units provide a foundation into the legal, marketing, design, security, implementation and management of networks for e-business. This program has a strong business orientation yet enables students to gain a deeper understanding of information systems and electronic commerce

Professional associations

The Australian Computer Society (ACS) has given full accreditation to courses offered by the School of Management. This entitles graduates of the Bachelor of Information Systems to apply to ACS for full professional membership.

Course structure

The Bachelor of Information Systems involves 24 units (360 credit points) and requires 3 years full-time or the part-time equivalent.

4 Foundation units

• LAW1100 Legal Framework I
• MAN1100 Management I
• MIS1100 Information Systems I
• MKT1100 Marketing I

Core units

• LAW2215 Cyberlaw
• MIS2200 Software Development II
• MIS2202 Introduction to ERP Systems II
• MIS2205 Network Systems Management And Security II
• MIS2261 Business Systems Analysis II
• MIS2262 Business Systems Design II
• MIS2293 Internet II
• MIS2295 Designing Web Useability II
• MIS3353 Systems Development III
• MIS3206 Enterprise Applications III
• MIS3395 Web Commerce Development III
• MIS3396 E -Business Planning III
• MIS3351 Strategic Information Systems Management III
• MIS3520 Database III
• MKT3322 Marketing on the Internet
• MIS3354 Software Development III

Plus any 2 level II Electives

Plus 3 Level III Electives

Contact for more information:

Tel: +61 (0)8 6304 5666
E-mail: businessandlaw@ecu.edu.au