COURSE CURRICULUM

The Bachelor of Commerce major in Business Information Systems is structured to provide students with a progressive understanding of how technology supports modern business operations and decision-making. The course begins in the first year with an introduction to Business Information Systems, where students develop foundational knowledge of information systems, their role in organisations, and the relationship between business processes and technology. In the second year, students build advanced technical and analytical skills through units such as Enterprise Technologies, which explores organisational technology solutions, and Introductory Systems Analysis and Design, which develops skills in designing effective information systems. Students also study Database concepts and Introduction to Business Programming, gaining practical knowledge of data management, programming fundamentals, and technology-driven problem-solving. In the third year, the course focuses on advanced professional skills, including Information Security, where students learn about protecting digital assets and managing cybersecurity risks, and Project Management, which develops the ability to plan and deliver technology projects successfully. The final unit, Advanced Business Technologies, explores emerging technologies and their application in contemporary business environments. Through this structured learning pathway, students gain a balanced combination of business, technical, analytical, and project management skills, preparing them for careers in information systems, business analysis, technology consulting, cybersecurity, digital transformation, and other technology-focused business roles.