Digital Services Major - Bachelor of Computer and Information Sciences

Info Systems

A course by

AUT

Develop skills to analyse, design, procure and implement secure, well-designed digital technology solutions. The Digital Services major prepares students to manage IT installations, security, and service contracts across diverse industries.

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This course starts anytime

NZQA Level 7 Certification (360 Credits)

Study Level

Advanced

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In-person study

Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting

City Campus, Auckland

It will take a total of 3 years


Core skills this course teaches


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Analyse and design IT solutions

Graduates will be able to analyse business requirements and design digital service solutions that meet stakeholder needs.

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Implement and manage IT services

Gain skills in procuring, implementing, and overseeing IT service solutions and service-level contracts.

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Ensure IT security and quality

Understand and apply security principles, risk assessment, and protection strategies for information systems.

What You're Signing Up For

The Digital Services major within AUT's Bachelor of Computer and Information Sciences equips students to analyse, design, purchase, and implement IT solutions for organisations. The programme provides foundational knowledge in computing and mathematics, with specialist courses in digital services, information systems management, needs analysis, service modelling, microservices, information security, and innovation. Students complete an industry-based research project and gain workplace experience, preparing them for a broad range of IT career opportunities and further study.

Course Content

  • Programming Concepts and Techniques
  • Computing Technology in Society
  • IT Project Management
  • Database System Design
  • Collaborative Practices
  • Mathematics for Computing
  • Digital Services in IT
  • Needs Analysis, Acquisition and Training
  • Service Modelling
  • Microservices
  • Design and Construction (optional)
  • Information Security Technologies (optional)
  • Service Innovation and Design
  • Blockchain and Cryptocurrencies
  • Internet of Things and Applications
  • Information Security Management
  • Industry-based research project

What you need to know first

University Entrance (UE) or equivalent; see AUT entry requirements.

Recommended: Calculus, Mathematics, Digital Technologies, or Statistics at NCEA Level 3 (or equivalent).

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What sort of industry will this job lead to

  • Information Technology

  • Digital Services

  • Business Consulting

  • Technology Services

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Future employment opportunities might be

  • Call centre manager

  • Database administrator

  • Information analyst and designer

  • IT support role

  • Logistics analyst

  • Network and systems administrator

  • Outsourced IT services co-ordinator

  • Solutions architect

  • Integration and functional consultant

  • IS operational manager

  • IT service supervisor