CHARLES STURT UNIVERSITY
FACULTY OF BUSINESS
COMPUTING DISCIPLINE COMMITTEE
Computing Discipline Committee meeting will be held as indicated below:
DATE:
Friday 2 November 2007
TIME:
1:00 p m – 3.00pm
PLACE:
Video Conference
CONFLICT OF INTEREST
Members of the Committee should notify other members of personal
interest in a matter that relates to the affairs of the Committee
AGENDA
Draft Resolutions
APOLOGIES:
Apologies will be received by Bernadette Curtis, Faculty Office
on 84711 or email becurtis@csu.edu.au
Agenda
Page No
1.
STARRING OF ITEMS
The Presiding Officer will receive requests to star items.
to adopt the remaining unstarred items on the agenda for the
meeting held on 2 November 2007.
2.
Pp 5 - 12
MINUTES OF THE PREVIOUS MEETINGS
to adopt as a true and correct record the minutes of the meeting of
the Computing Discipline Committee held 17 August 2007.
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3.
MATTERS ARISING FROM PREVIOUS MINUTES
3.1
Amended Grading Scheme
Lie on Table
Item is currently being investigated through the Deans Advisory
Committee. A report from the Deans Advisory Committee will be
presented at the next Computing Discipline Committee in
November 2007.
Pp 9 – 11
3.2
Credit Packages
( For Noting)
5.1
5.2
5.3
5.4
5.5
5.6
5.7
5.8
Holmesglen Institute of TAFE
Holmesglen Institute of TAFE
Holmesglen Institute of TAFE
Cisco
Cisco
Cisco
Microsoft
Microsoft
The wording should be corrected in all items above to read
“The Faculty of Business Computing Discipline Committee
agreed to recommend to the Faculty of Business Faculty Board
that the credit package for the following course ………………..
toward the Bachelor of Information Technology be approved /
noted.”
3.3
Undergrad / Post Grad (UG / PG)Pairing
(For Noting)
3.4
Colloquim – 2008 – Wagga 5-7 February 2008
(For Noting)
There will a computing colloquium held on the 5, 6 and 7
February 2008. This event will be held in Wagga with the agenda
and the format being organised by the following representatives
from the three campuses.
Bathurst:
Thurgoona:
Wagga:
4.
pp 13
Ken Lodge and Brad Curry
John Atkinson and Jeff Ash
Tony Dean and Kerrie Cullis
REPORT FROM THE PRESIDING OFFICER
To Receive the Report from the Presiding Officer
4.1
Report from Albury Discipline Committee
To receive the Report from Jeff Ash
4.2
Report from the Wagga Discipline Committee
To Receive the Report from Mr Oliver Burmeister
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4.3
Report from the Bathurst Discipline Committee
To Receive the Report from Noel Whitney
4.4
Report from Sub Dean International Information Technology
To Receive the Report from Associate Professor John Messing.
4.5
Report from Sub Dean Course Quality
To Receive the Report from Mr Ken Lodge
4.6
Report from the Sub Dean IT Industry Programs
To Receive the Report from Associate Professor Irfan Atlas
5.
pp 14-15
6.
pp 16
7.
pp 17
8.
PROFICIENCY CREDITS & KEY SUBJECTS
(For Noting)
COURSE COORDINATORS – 2008
(For Noting)
AUSTRALIAN COMPUTING SOCIETY (ACS) SCHOLARSHIPS - $2,500
x3
(For Noting)
COMPUTER REQUIREMENTS FOR YOUR SUBJECTS
(For Noting)
The Division of Marketing has advised the Faculty about the new
statement CSU will be using in relation to minimum internet access
requirements for CSU courses. The statement reads:
CSU places great emphasis on services to its students. It is a
leader in the provision of online services and, in particular, the
use of the internet in the support of teaching, administration
and communications with students. The online environment is
so integrated into all aspects of student life and the learning
experience at CSU that the University now assumes that all on
campus and distance education students at CSU will have
ongoing access to an internet connected computer capable of
communicating with CSU online systems
9.
REVISED / NEW SUBJECT PROFILES
Revised subject profile for introduction in Summer Session 2009
to RECOMMEND TO FACULTY BOARD that the following revised
subject profile be approved for introduction in Summer Session
2009:
pp 18 - 21
 ITC 559
Readings in Information Communications
Technology/Multimedia
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10.
2008 MEMBERSHIP OF THE CDC
11.
CDC MEETING SCHEDULE FOR 2008
12.
URGENT BUSINESS
Items of Urgent Business are to be notified to the Presiding Officer prior to
the commencement of the meeting.
13.
NEXT MEETING
The next meeting of the Computer Discipline Committee will be held on
Friday
, 1pm – 3pm via video conference
CLOSURE
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CHARLES STURT UNIVERSITY
FACULTY OF BUSINESS
COMPUTING DISCIPLINE COMMITTEE
The minutes of the Computing Discipline meeting held on 17 August 2007 via Video
Conference commencing at 1.00pm.
3.
Present:
Dr John Atkinson
Associate Professor Irfan Altas (Joined the
meeting at 1.05pm)
Associate Professor John Messing
Mr Oliver Burmeister
Dr Ken Lodge
Mr Jim Tulip
Mr Jeff Ash
Ms Joanne Lawrence (Joined the meeting at
1.08pm)
Mr Kevin Wilkins
Mr Tony Dean
Apologies:
Ms Tanja Lang
In Attendance:
Ms Michelle Westman
STARRING OF ITEMS
The Presiding Officer received requests to star items 2,3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9,
10, 12.
to adopt the remaining unstarred items on the agenda for the
meeting held on 17 August 2007.
4.
MINUTES OF THE PREVIOUS MEETINGS
The Following amendment was received and accepted:
Item 5.3 that “Albury Discipline Group be removed and replaced with
Wagga Discipline Group”
CDC07/051
to adopt as a true and correct record the minutes of the meeting of
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the Computing Discipline Committee held 20 April 2007.
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3.
MATTERS ARISING FROM PREVIOUS MINUTES
Amended Grading Scheme
Lie on the Table
Lie on Table. Item is currently being investigated through the Deans
Advisory Committee. A report from the Deans Advisory Committee will be
presented at the next Computing Discipline Committee in November 2007.
4.
CDC07/052
REPORT FROM THE PRESIDING OFFICER
The Faculty of Business Computing Discipline Committee agreed to
receive the following written report from the Presiding Officer.
1. Australian Computer Society
The re-accreditation of our computing courses occurred on
Wednesday 15 August and a verbal report will be given at this
meeting regards the recommendations that were made. In total,
nine of our courses were up for re-accreditation.
I would like to thank everyone involved with putting together the
documentation and the support materials for this day. In
particular, I would like to pass on a special thanks to the course
coordinators: Michael Antolovich, Oliver Burmeister, Tony Dean,
Geoff Fellows, Martin Hale, Jason Howarth, and Kevin Wilkins.
Also I would like to thank the administrative support staff on each
campus for help compile the documents requested by the ACS.
This was a joint effort and I very much appreciate the
contributions everyone made.
2. Change in Course Coordination roles
The Heads of School are in the process of approving new course
coordinators for our computing courses. There will be some
rationalisation of the people performing course coordination duties
to allow academic staff to be more involved in their teaching and
research activities. The people to be appointed will be advised in
due course.
3. Mid year intake
Overall we have had about 15 new students starting into the
Bachelor of Information Technology course in 200770. This is a
healthy number of students to commence into the course and it is
important that we provide these students with the support that
they require for their studies at CSU.
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4. Change in policies
As you would be aware there have been a number of policy
changes implemented by the Dean’s Advisory Committee (DAC)
that directly affect the computing discipline. Please refer to the
agenda for this meeting for details of these changes however it is
important to note that these changes will not be implemented in
the computing discipline until 200819. This means that, besides
other changes, the awarding of AA/AE grades in computing and
mathematics subjects is still possible for the remainder 2007.
5. Membership of the Dean’s Advisory Committee (DAC)
The new membership of the DAC is included in the agenda of this
agenda. The main change is that the representation of people
from the computing and mathematics discipline has been reduced
with John Messing, Ken Lodge and John Louis no longer on this
committee. The new role of the DAC is meant to be more strategic
in nature while committees such as the Computing Discipline
Committee and the Mathematics Discipline Committee are
expected to perform at a more operational level. My role on the
DAC will be to represent both the computing and mathematics
discipline groups.
Additional Verbal Report:
The Presiding Officer reported that the Australian Computer
Society has awarded re-accreditation of ACS accreditation the
Bachelor of Information Technology and the Master of Information
Technology. In addition they have awarded accreditation of the
Bachelor of Computer Science, the Bachelor of Computer
Science (Games) and the Bachelor of Computer Science
(Games) (Honours). The ACS has requested additional
information before they give accreditation for the Industry Masters
programs.
4.1
Report from Albury Discipline Committee
There are no items to be received from the Albury Discipline
Committee
4.2
Report from Wagga Discipline Committee
There are no items to be received from the Wagga Discipline
Committee
4.3
Report from Bathurst Discipline Committee
There are no items to be received from the Bathurst Discipline
Committee.
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4.4
CDC07/053
Report from Sub Dean International Information Technology
The Faculty of Business Computing Discipline Committee
agreed to receive the following verbal report from the Sub
Dean International Information Technology.
Study Centre Brisbane
Due to the lack of enrolments through Study Group in Brisbane a
decision has been reached to close the Study Centre located in
Brisbane and relocate any existing students to the other two
Study Centres in Sydney and Melbourne.
Programs in China
The Chinese Government has not approved any new course
offerings in China in the last two years, chances of CSU achieving
any new offerings in China is virtually nil.
CSU Credit Search System
The new CSU Credit Data Base will be up and running within next
two weeks. It will ensure an accurate recording system of all
current credit packages available throughout the University.
CDC07/054
4.5
Report from Sub Dean Course Quality
The Faculty of Business Computing Discipline Committee
agreed to receive the written report from the Sub Dean
Course Quality in relation to the Subject revisions and credit
packages submitted to the Computing Discipline Committee
for approval.
4.6
CDC07/055
Report from Sub Dean I T Industry Programs
The Faculty of Business Computing Discipline Committee
agreed to receive the written report from the Sub Dean I T
Industry Programs.
Currently in the process of preparing a business case to enable
CSU to offer an undergraduate DE IT industry aligned computing
course .
The course is aimed at both High School Leavers as well as
senior people looking for a change in career.
The course is to consist of between 6-8 subjects with no majors and
is industry based. A focus will be at systems management and
networking.
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CDC07/54
CDC07/55
CREDIT PACKAGES
The Faculty of Business Computing Discipline Committee agreed to
note the following Credit Pages which have already been approved
by the Presiding Officer and submitted to Faculty Board.
5.1

Industrie und Handelskammern Karlsruhe (IHK) for Bachelor
of Information Technology

Dali University (Yunnan, China) for Bachelor of Computer
Science & Technology
Holmesglen Institute of TAFE
The Faculty of Business Computing Discipline
Committee agreed to recommend to the Faculty of
Business Faculty Board that the credit package for the
following course from Holmesglen Institute of TAFE
toward the Bachelor of Information Technology be
approved and transmitted for inclusion in inclusion in
the Academic Manual.

CDC07/56
5.2
Diploma of Information Technology (Networking)
Holmesglen Institute of TAFE
The Faculty of Business Computing Discipline
Committee agreed to recommend to the Faculty of
Business Faculty Board that the credit package for the
following course from Holmesglen Institute of TAFE
toward the Bachelor of Information Technology be
noted and transmitted for inclusion in inclusion in the
Academic Manual.
 Diploma of Information Technology (Software
Development)
Supporting Documentation for the above Credit Package can be found at:
S: Academic/Business/Computing Discipline Committee/Credit
Packages/Credit Packages (sent to Faculty Board)
5.3
Holmesglen Institute of TAFE
CDC07/57
The Faculty of Business Computing Discipline
Committee agreed to recommend to the Faculty of
Business Faculty Board that the credit package for the
following course from Holmesglen Institute of TAFE
toward the Bachelor of Information Technology be
noted and transmitted for inclusion in inclusion in the
Academic Manual.

Diploma of Information Technology (Systems
Administration)
Supporting Documentation for the above Credit Package can be found at:
S: Academic/Business/Computing Discipline Committee/Credit Packages/
Credit Packages (sent to Faculty Board)
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5.4
Cisco
CDC07/58
The Faculty of Business Computing Discipline
Committee agreed to recommend to the Faculty of
Business Faculty Board that the credit package for the
following course from Cisco toward the Bachelor of
Information Technology be noted and transmitted for
inclusion in inclusion in the Academic Manual.

Cisco Certified Network Associate CCNA
Supporting Documentation for the above Credit Package can be found at:
S: Academic/Business/Computing Discipline Committee/Credit Packages/
Credit Packages (sent to Faculty Board)
5.5
Cisco
CDC07/59
The Faculty of Business Computing Discipline
Committee agreed to recommend to the Faculty of
Business Faculty Board that the credit package for the
following course from Cisco toward the Bachelor of
Information Technology be noted and transmitted for
inclusion in inclusion in the Academic Manual.

Cisco Certified Network Professional – CCNP
Supporting Documentation for the above Credit Package can be found at:
S: Academic/Business/Computing Discipline Committee/Credit Packages/
Credit Packages/Sent to Faculty Board
5.6
CDC07/60
Cisco
The Faculty of Business Computing Discipline
Committee agreed to recommend to the Faculty of
Business Faculty Board that the credit package for the
following course from Cisco toward the Bachelor of
Information Technology be noted and transmitted for
inclusion in inclusion in the Academic Manual.

Cisco Certified Security Professional – CCSP
Supporting Documentation for the above Credit Package can be found at:
S: Academic/Business/Computing Discipline Committee/Credit Packages/
Credit Packages/Sent to Faculty Board.
5.7
CDC07/61
Microsoft
The Faculty of Business Computing Discipline
Committee agreed to recommend to the Faculty of
Business Faculty Board that the credit package for the
following course from Microsoft toward the Bachelor of
Information Technology be noted and transmitted for
inclusion in inclusion in the Academic Manual.

Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator MCSA
Supporting Documentation for the above Credit Package can be found at:
S: Academic/Business/Computing Discipline Committee/Credit Packages/
Credit Packages/Sent to Faculty Board.
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5.8
Microsoft
The Faculty of Business Computing Discipline
Committee agreed to recommend to the Faculty of
Business Faculty Board that the credit package for the
following course from Microsoft toward the Bachelor of
Information Technology be noted and transmitted for
inclusion in inclusion in the Academic Manual.
CDC07/62

Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator MCSE
Supporting Documentation for the above Credit Package can be found at:
S: Academic/Business/Computing Discipline Committee/Credit Packages/
Credit Packages/Sent to Faculty Board.
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CDC07/63
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CDC07/64
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REVISED SUBJECT PROFILES
The Faculty of Business Computing Discipline Committee agreed to
RECOMMEND TO THE FACULTY OF BUSINESS FACULTY BOARD
that the following revised subject profiles be approved for
introduction in Autumn Session 2009 subject to amendments being
made to the satisfaction of the Presiding Officer of the Computing
Discipline Committee.
ITC557
Web Based Information Systems PG
ITC559
Readings in Information Communications
Technology/Multimedia
CHANGES TO SUBJECT OUTLINES
The Faculty of Business Computing Discipline Committee agreed to
request that Course Co-ordinators within the IT Discipline submit a
report to the next Computing Discipline Committee in November in
relation to what “Key Subjects” they wish to nominate for respective
courses.
PAIRING OF SUBJECTS
Lie on Table
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CEQ FEEDBACK
Noted
10.
IT COLLOQUIUM
The IT colloquium was discussed at length as to whether it is really
necessary and when was going to be the appropriate time.
One question which has been asked is whether or not the Faculty Office
would be having another forum at the beginning of 2008.
The Presiding Officer requested that the Secretary to the Committee seek
clarification from the Dean as to when the next Faculty Forum was being
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held before a definite date is decided upon.
Update: The next Faculty Forum will be held in 2009
11.
RESTRUCTURE OF THE DEANS ADVISORY COMMITTEE
12.
Noted
URGENT BUSINESS
1.1
CDC07/65
IT SUBJECTS IN CASIMS WITH UNCLEAR STATES
The Faculty of Business Computing Discipline
Committee agreed that the following subjects still
active in the CASIMS system are to be removed as they
are no longer relevant.




2.
ITC237
ITC351
ITC561
ITC589
REVIEW OF CSU’S APPROVED RFCD CODES
Noted
3.
PROPOSED NEW SUBJECT PROFILE FOR ITIL
There was in principle agreement with the introduction of a new
ITIL subject however the greatest concern for the implementation
of such a subject is what subject is going to be deleted to enable
this subject to be implemented. The subject will now be entered
into CASIMS for the November meeting of the CDC.
4.
PASS / FAIL REQUIREMENTS: ARE THERE ANY
IMPLICATIONS FROM THE NEW FACULTY POLICY?
Noted
6.
NEXT MEETING
The next meeting of the Computing Discipline Committee will be held on
Friday 2 November 2007, 1pm- 3pm, via videoconference.
CLOSURE
There being no further business the meeting closed at 2.58pm
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PRESIDING OFFICER’S REPORT
This has been a very busy year for the Computing Discipline Committee with
the re-accreditation of our courses with the Australian Computer Society
(ACS). Overall the result of this exercise can be seen to be a positive
experience in that it makes us reflect on the content and structure of our
courses. It also has the advantage that ACS accreditation of our courses is
seen as a marketable item to many students. The one area where we were
requested by the ACS to make modifications was with regards to our industry
masters programs. A report was sent off to the ACS addressing the concerns
raised however we still have not received official notification from the ACS
about the overall re-accreditation process carried out at CSU. Once this
information is received the details will be sent off to CDC.
Another major event currently being organised is the 2008 Colloquium. This
event will be held in Wagga from the 5 – 7 February 2008 and a small
subcommittee will present recommendations to this committee for
consideration. The colloquium is an opportunity for computing and
mathematics staff to get together to discuss topical issues with a proposed
theme of “Building a Viable Future: Computing and Maths disciplines” and it is
expected that all academic and administration staff will attend this event from
the computing and mathematics discipline. One of the aims of this colloquium
is to generate measurable outcomes that can further followed through on.
There will be a number of key academic staff leaving Charles Sturt University
at the end of 2007 and, who at this time, will not be replaced. This will place
significant strains on the discipline to be able to successful delivery its
academic programs next year. This will require the schools and the discipline
to critically evaluate the viability of its current courses / programs and to
evaluate the alternatives. In particular whether the delivery of three internal
and one DE BIT program, that offers six majors, is still a viable option. Having
said that there are other opportunities that have the potential to boost student
numbers including consideration of a linkage between CSU and EMC. It is
these types of initiatives where we need to ‘step-outside-the-square’ and be
proactive to ensure the future viability of the computing discipline.
As this is the last meeting for 2008 I would like to thank al the CDC committee
members for their contributions to the computing discipline in 2007. I would
also like to thank the Faculty office for providing administration support during
2007.
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5. PROFICIENCY CREDITS & KEY SUBJECTS
Please find below a summary of the discussions that took place over the past week
with regards to PCRs and Key Subjects. I have provided two motions to the Faculty
Board on these issues. If I have misinterpreted the mood of your responses please
get back to me as soon as possible however your school representatives will still be
able to discuss the issues further at the next Faculty Board meeting.
BACKGROUND
1. Proficiency Credits
The current wording before the DAC is
DAC07/44
Credits be as follows:
Faculty of Business policy on granting Proficiency
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That Proficiency Credit not be granted in the
Faculty of Business undergraduate courses;
That Proficiency Credit not be granted in the
Faculty of Business Postgraduate/Graduate
courses; and
That under special circumstances
Proficiency Credit will be considered for
Level 1 and Level 2 subjects in the
Information Technology Discipline. In such
cases, to be awarded a proficiency credit in a
subject which has a final examination, a
student shall be required to sit for an
examination (which shall normally be the
final examination for that subject) set by the
Subject Co-ordinator and to be arranged in
accordance
with
Proficiency
Credit
regulation 4.
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2. Key subjects
Key subjects is another area that needs to be urgently resolved before our
next CDC meeting. Again as you may be aware the DAC is requesting
discussion with the course coordinators and within the discipline groups on
key subjects.
DAC 07/21
(ii)
that Course Coordinators who
wish to implement key subjects in a
course should identify subjects that could
be used as key subjects, have discussions
with Discipline Groups and forward
recommendations to Faculty Board.
RESPONSES
The summary of responses on PCR:
1.
The third option (including all of the red words) - i.e. allow a PCR to any
student who can pass a final exam, but not for Level 3 subjects;
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2.
a student shall be required to pass at least at the Credit level, an
examination...
3.
I am happy with the general sense of the specified requirements for, and
the continuation of, PC.
4.
a student shall be required to pass at least at the Credit level, an
examination...
5.
Allow for proficiency credits for UG courses, and the rare occasion that
they may be granted. I don’t see a place for proficiency credits in PG courses.
6.
a student shall be required to pass at least at the Credit level, an
examination...
7.
in favour of PCR for first year maths subjects if the applicant can provide
sufficient evidence to support their application.
8.
Allow for proficiency credits where the student is required to pass the
examination.
The summary of responses on Key Subjects:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Have none for the BInfoTech;
I believe that any student who cannot pass ITC161, ITC106 and ITC114
within 2 genuine attempts has no place in the BIT and we are not doing them
a service by not excluding such students from the course
I would retain Key Subjects in BInfoTech
No key subjects in the MIT
Only four students have been penalised for the double fail of key subjects in
the BIT, I would therefore recommend that to not have key subjects in the
computing discipline which is inline with the rest of the Faculty of Business
No key subjects exist in maths courses
School of Computing and Mathematics votes 13:1 in favour of key subjects
MOTIONS
Based on the feedback provided the following two motions will be sent to the next Faculty
Board meeting for consideration
1. Proficiency credits
That under special circumstances Proficiency Credit will be
considered for Level 1 and Level 2 subjects in the Information
Technology Discipline and in the Mathematics Discipline . In such
cases, to be awarded a proficiency credit in a subject which has a
final examination, a student shall be required to sit for an
examination set by the Subject Convener (which shall normally be the
final examination for that subject), and pass this examination to a
credit level standard as arranged in accordance with Proficiency
Credit regulation 4.
2. Key subjects
No key subjects will be implemented in the computing and
mathematics discipline within the Faculty of Business.
Kind Regards
John Atkinson
Sub-Dean Computing
Senior Lecturer in Information Technology
School of Business and Information Technology
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Charles Sturt University
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COURSE COORDINATORS – 2008
Course coordinators play a critical role with regards to our computing courses. I am
pleased to announce that the following people will be acting as course coordinators
from 2008. Congratulations to all of these course coordinators and I am sure we will
all support them in their positions.
1. Bathurst
- BIT (plus associated double degrees and Honours) – internal (Noel
Witney),
-CompSci (Games) (Kevin Wilkins),
- CompSci (Games – honours) (Kevin Wilkins),
- CompSci (Michael Antolovich)
- Grad Cert in IT (Ken Lodge)
- Research masters – internal (Junbin Gao),
- Research masters – DE (Junbin Gao)
- DIT – internal (Junbin Gao)
- PhD – internal (Junbin Gao)
2. Wagga
School of Computing and Mathematics
- BIT (plus associated double degrees) – internal (Phil Roy – course
manager)
- Grad Dip in IT – DE and internal (Phil Roy – course manager)
- MIT course work DE and internal (Phil Roy – course manager)
- BIT (Honours) (plus associated double degrees-Honours) – internal
(Tanja Lang)
- Industry masters: Master of Sys Dev, M of Netw and Sys Adm, M of Info
Sys Sec, M of Data Bas Des & Man (Irfan Altas),
- Research masters – internal (Yeslam Al-Saggaf),
- DIT – DE and internal (Yeslam Al-Saggaf),
- PhD DE and Internal (Yeslam Al-Saggaf)
ISB:
- BIT (plus associated double degrees) partner organisations (John
Messing)
- MIT and Grad Dip partner operations (John Messing)
3. Thurgoona
- BIT – internal (Jeff Ash),
- BIT associated double degrees – internal (John Atkinson),
- BIT (and associated double degrees) – DE (John Atkinson),
- BIT (honours) – DE (Maumita Bhattacharya),
- Research masters – internal (Xiaodi Huang),
- DIT – internal (Xiaodi Huang)
- PhD – internal (Xiaodi Huang
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THE AUSTRALIAN COMPUTER SOCIETY & CHARLES
STURT UNIVERSITY COMPUTING STUDIES
SCHOLARSHIP
ELIGIBILITY: First Year
Bachelor of Information Technology
Bachelor of Computer Science (Games Technology)
Bachelor of Computer Science
Bachelor of Information Technology/Bachelor of Science
Bachelor of Information Technology/Bachelor of Business
CAMPUS:
Albury-Wodonga, Bathurst and Wagga Wagga
(One scholarship available at each campus)
VALUE:
$2500
TENURE:
One Year
CONDITIONS:
Students are not required to apply or submit an application
form.
The scholarship will be awarded to a current HSC/VCE student who
has achieved the highest unadjusted University Admissions Index
(UAI)/ENTER of 70 or above, and has accepted an offer to study at
CSU.
Scholarship recipients deferring their offer to study will forfeit their
Scholarship.
Half the value of the scholarship will be presented at the scholarship
ceremony with the balance payable at the beginning of Spring
Session providing a grade point average of 5 or above is achieved
and enrolment is ongoing.
Offers will be made after the UAC and VTAC main undergraduate
offer round and will be made in writing directly to the successful
student.
In the event that no student achieves a UAI/ENTER score of 70 or
above discussions will be held with the Sub-Dean Information
Technology.
The scholarship has been added to the scholarship website. Please see the following
links depending on campus:
Albury-Wodonga - http://www.csu.edu.au/student/scholarships/schol_alb_wo.htm#a7
Bathurst - http://www.csu.edu.au/student/scholarships/schol_bath.htm#b3
Wagga Wagga – http://www.csu.edu.au/about/wagga/wag_scholar2.htm#Commerce
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