This page summarises the assumed student background and
goals of each of the CSE postgraduate coursework programs.
The aim of the degree is to give computing graduates a chance to deepen
their knowledge and to extend it in new directions. In addition, there
is some scope to undertake core subjects not studied in the undergraduate
degree, to round out their computing background.
The aim of the degree is to prepare students to be network specialists
in the IT industry. It give students the opportunity to study a range
of network courses, along with other important topics that any IT
professional should understand. It provides an excellent foundation
for students who subsequently intend to obtain professional certification
such as CCNA.
The aim of the degree is to prepare students to be database specialists
in the IT industry. It give students the opportunity to study a range
of database courses, along with other important topics that any IT
professional should understand. It provides an excellent foundation
for students who subsequently intend to obtain professional certification
such as Oracle certification.
The aim of the degree is to provide students with a broad-based
IT education, enabling them to work in a range of positions in
the IT industry. It is similar in scope to CSE's undergraduate
BSc (Computer Science) program.
Students with some computing background who want to obtain a
broad understanding of computing might also find the program
attractive.
Graduate Diploma in Information Science (Internetworking) (GradDipInfSc,
COMPHS5453)
Graduate Diploma in Information Science (Database) (GradDipInfSc,
COMPGS5453)
Graduate Diploma in Computer Science (GradDipCompSc,
COMPAS5452)