Most of RMIT's computer science and information technology courses have passed the highest professional certification of the Australian Computer Association (ACS). Computer and information technology courses in universities cover all fields of related industries. Graduates have broad employment prospects and can engage in software development and engineering, network system, database development, software testing, software project management, network, mobile computing, computer security and so on.

Take the Bachelor of Information Technology as an example. The curriculum is: 1, the basic course.

Internet technology

Algorithm and complexity

Programming and software development

Database system and information modeling

Curriculum guidance of information technology specialty

2, computing direction-core courses

Distributed computer system

Knowledge technology

3. Calculation Direction-Elective Course

Web search and text analysis

Cryptography and security

Programming language implementation

declarative programming

Statistical machine learning

Innovation and entrepreneurial IT

Computational model

Software modeling and design