The study of the theoretical foundations of information and
calculation provides a basis for the adaptation of students to new technologies
and ideas.
The computer technology has many areas, such. Computer
graphics, computational problems, complexity theory, software development,
algorithms, system architecture, etc. After B.Tech in computer science at the
best engineering schools, you can find a good job in a reputable IT company.
Entry Requirements for BITS
Australia Course
• Equivalent
Australian Year 12 OR
• English
(Australian Year 12 equivalent)
• Mathematics
& Statistics (Australian Year 11 equivalent)
• A minimum
IELTS overall score of 6 or equivalent with no band lower than 5.5. or
equivalent
The Bachelor of Information Technology and Systems (BITS
Australia) focuses on delivering knowledge and skills in computer networking,
application development and computer-based software to meet current IT industry
needs. The course seeks to ensure that graduates develop a broad and coherent
body of knowledge in the underlying principles and concepts of information
technology.
EIs are designed to give students the opportunity to examine
and identify the critical needs of the IT industry and understand how these
requirements are met.
The BITS Australia program includes units covering the full
range of information technology and systems, including hardware, software,
networks, security, databases and programming technologies. The course is aimed
at highly industrialized graduates who have demonstrated the full range of
knowledge and skills in a relevant project over the past year. In addition,
candidates will be prepared for IT certifications in the areas of networking,
system administration and programming.
Library
VIT’s Library has an excellent selection of current
print books, e-Books and e-Journals to
help you achieve success in your
studies. E-journals and E-books are available to our students 24/7, and can be
viewed on virtually any device. VIT has a qualified Librarian on duty to help
students with all their information needs about BITS Australia program curriculum.
Students Special
Needs
Students need to inform VIT of any special needs that may
have a direct bearing on their health, well-being and consequently their
studies at VIT. All efforts will be made to cater to the special needs of
students, however third party referrals may be resorted while perusing the BITS
Australia course.
Overseas Student
Health Cover (OSHC)
Every person who comes to Australia under a student visa is
required by law to have Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC). The OSHC must be paid before a student visa
can be issued. The OSHC charges are subject to annual Federal Government
reviews. VIT has appointed Allianz Global Assistance to provide this service to
International Students who want to study courses like BITS Australia. Students
must be covered by OSHC from the day they arrive in Australia, until the
specified cover expires.
Allianz Global Assistance membership cards take around 1–2
weeks to be delivered to the institute. If students have any medical problems
prior to receiving their card, they can visit a doctor, pay for the
consultation and ask for a receipt. Allianz Global Assistance will reimburse
some of the expenses as long as students have kept their receipts.
Orientation Program
This program is designed to assist students to become
familiar with studying and living in Australia and includes the following:
• Information
on Course of Study like Bachelor
of Information Technology, academic requirements and timetables
• Enrolment
agreement and course payment plan
• Institute policies and procedures,
including Refund Policy, Deferral, Suspension and Cancellation Policy, Fees and Charges
Policy, Reassessment Policy, Complaints Policy and Academic Integrity Policy
• Course
delivery locations
• Distribution
of prescribed resource material and Student Handbook
• Fire
safety, evacuation and emergency procedure
• OH&S
legislation and information
• Using
banking facilities
• Public
transport
• Advice on
counseling and health services
Is it mandatory for students to be present for orientation
Students who are unable to attend due to exceptional
circumstances will need to report to VIT Admissions Office with the required
documents (Passport, Offer Letter, Confirmation of Enrolment and proof of English
language proficiency) as soon as possible for courses like BITS Australia.
ESOS Framework
Registered Training Organisations (RTOs) that appear on the
CRICOS (Commonwealth Register of Institutes and Courses for Overseas Students)
Register are governed by the ESOS (Education
Services for Overseas Students) Framework. These include the Education
for Foreign Students (ESOS) Act of 2000 and the National Code of Conduct on
Licensure and Providers of Training and Education for Foreign Students of 2007.
These laws protect foreign students and maintain high standards of education.
in private Australian educational institutions.
Complaints and
Appeals
Complaints and appeals will be addressed promptly through a
fair and equitable process. Should a student have a complaint or appeal they
should first bring this to the attention of Student Services. If the issue has
not been resolved to the student’s satisfaction, the student is required to
submit his/her complaint in writing to the Student Services office.
Please refer to the Complaints and Appeals Policy, which
contains an attached form for students to use when submitting their written
complaint or appeal. To request the Complaints and Appeals Policy, please email
enrol@vit. edu.au or visit our website www.vit.edu.au. VIT will act on the
subject of any complaint/appeal as per the Complaints and Appeals Policy.
In response to requirements of the new legislation covering
the education and training of overseas students in Australia, VIT has decided
to use the Overseas Students Ombudsman (http://www.oso. gov.au). If a
complaint/appeal cannot be dealt with internally, the Overseas Students
Ombudsman office can be contacted at Tel 1300 362 072 or visit their website
for further information. The Ombudsman’s services are free, independent and impartial
– the Ombudsman does not take sides. In situations where the use of the
Ombudsman is inappropriate or not agreed, VIT will use LEADR Mediation
Services.
For
getting more information visit here VIT
- Victorian Institute of Technology.
14/123 Queen
St, Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia
1300 17 17 55
(or) support@vit.edu.au
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