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Are you into the business or technical (programming) side of IT? You could do a commerce/science degree and major in IT/IS, or you could do a engineering/science degree.
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The BScIT degree does offer technical and more BA/business oriented majors too. (The Business/BScIT course "Busy Biscuit" is very common) Many BIT (co-op version of BScIT) students are business oriented.
The options with science (at UTS) would be Mathematics and Computing if your desired science major would be maths or doing ICT Engineering/Science - but ICT Engineering and BScIT don't have a whole lot in common.
The options with science (at UTS) would be Mathematics and Computing if your desired science major would be maths or doing ICT Engineering/Science - but ICT Engineering and BScIT don't have a whole lot in common.
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I wouldn't recommend thinking of uni like school electives.
Some of the options have been listed above. The other one and probably the best is doing a science degree with a double major or just dedicating all your electives to comp sci subjects (or other field of science if comp sci is your actual)
Some of the options have been listed above. The other one and probably the best is doing a science degree with a double major or just dedicating all your electives to comp sci subjects (or other field of science if comp sci is your actual)
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my friend is doing BScIT/DipBusiness (or something like this) at UTS and he loves it but he complains about having a lot of assignments (don't let this deter you, uni is meant to be hard work!)