弗林德斯大學(xué)

Designed for students with a computer science, software/computer systems engineering, information technology, information systems or equivalent computing-rich background, this course builds on your existing computer science, research and professional skills.

It provides graduates with not only the practical and theoretical aspects of computer science, but also an understanding of professional and ethical responsibilities and an awareness of social, economic, cultural and environmental aspects of computer science in a global community.

Projects and coursework have been designed to address topical concerns in industry and society preparing graduates for further enrolment in a higher degree by research or employment in a computing-related field.

The course is offered at Flinders’ Tonsley innovation precinct.

What you will study

The Master of Science (Computer Science) consists of 72 units. Students entering with a bachelor degree in the same discipline will be eligible to apply to follow a 54-unit pathway.

Flexibility is built into the course and you have the opportunity to choose from a variety of elective topics.

The program covers both advanced computing areas and professional studies. It gives you the opportunity to select coursework topics from a range of disciplines such as computer science, information technology, digital media, software engineering or mathematics.

A masters project is normally taken in the final two semesters of study and develops research, communication and technical skills. You will complete an in-depth investigation of a particular area under the guidance of a supervisor and can opt to research advanced areas of computer science such as robotics, video gaming and biomedical computer science, looking into aspects like brain modelling and rehabilitation gaming.

Your career

From theory through programming to cutting-edge development of computing solutions, computer science offers a foundation that permits graduates to adapt to new technologies and new ideas.

Potential occupations include:

• software developer
• software tester
• IT project manager
• systems analyst
• business analyst
• computational scientist
• programmer
• games programmer
• e-games designer
• IT support specialist
• webmaster
• system administrator
• database administrator
• networking and communications specialist
• researcher and developer.

Potential employers include:

• telecommunications organisations
• aerospace and defence
• government
• higher education institutions
• private organisations