What are the subjects in University of Melbourne Information Technology?

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Core / Foundation Subjects (Year 1 / Beginning)

If you start studying IT / Computing at UniMelb, these are the foundational subjects many students take:

Code	Subject Name	What you learn / focus
COMP10001 — Foundations of Computing	Basic programming (even without prior coding background), fundamental data structures, algorithmic thinking, problem‑solving, debugging.	Basics of writing and understanding code; essential first step for CS/IT students.
COMP10002 — Foundations of Algorithms	Introduction to standard data structures and algorithms — how to design and analyze algorithms, problem-solving via algorithms.	Prepares you for more advanced computing and software‑engineering subjects.

These two form the starting “Information Technology subject‐set” under Bachelor of Science (or related degrees) for IT/Computing.

Intermediate / Major‑level and Elective Subjects

As you progress beyond first year (depending on your major: e.g. “Computing & Software Systems”), the curriculum opens up many more subjects. Some common ones include:

Design of Algorithms (advanced algorithms)

Object‑Oriented Software Development (software design & programming paradigms)

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Hi.

Core / Foundation Subjects (Year 1 / Beginning)

If you start studying IT / Computing at UniMelb, these are the foundational subjects many students take:

Code	Subject Name	What you learn / focus
COMP10001 — Foundations of Computing	Basic programming (even without prior coding background), fundamental data structures, algorithmic thinking, problem‑solving, debugging.	Basics of writing and understanding code; essential first step for CS/IT students.
COMP10002 — Foundations of Algorithms	Introduction to standard data structures and algorithms — how to design and analyze algorithms, problem-solving via algorithms.	Prepares you for more advanced computing and software‑engineering subjects.

These two form the starting “Information Technology subject‐set” under Bachelor of Science (or related degrees) for IT/Computing.

Intermediate / Major‑level and Elective Subjects

As you progress beyond first year (depending on your major: e.g. “Computing & Software Systems”), the curriculum opens up many more subjects. Some common ones include:

Design of Algorithms (advanced algorithms)

Object‑Oriented Software Development (software design & programming paradigms)

Database Systems / Information Systems — fundamentals of databases, data management, information systems (sometimes via subject codes like INFO20003, or via “Information Systems / ISYS” electives).

Software Modelling and Design — concepts of software engineering, design, project development, software lifecycle etc.

Computer Systems — lower‑level computing, systems programming, understanding how hardware + OS + software interact (depending on major).

Beyond core + intermediate, there are elective / specialisation / advanced‑level subjects depending on interest (AI, data‑science, web, cloud, etc.). For example:

Advanced Computing / Software electives (in later years) — as part of major or as electives.

Subjects under “Information Technology‑subject‑set” or electives drawn from COMP, INFO, ISYS, SWEN subject areas (depending on your course plan).

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