Our undergraduate degrees are designed for high school leavels (with a HSC or equivalent) or for people with TAFE qualifications or industry experience. These degrees take 3 years full time study and provide students with computing skills including programming, system development, databases, web systems, security, game development, etc.
We offer postgraduate degrees for people who already have a degree in computing but want to extend their skills. We also offer PhD and Research Master degrees in computer science, including Computer and Information Security, Artificial Intelligence, Multimedia, Software Engineering, etc. These degrees are supported by the world-class research of our academic staff. The master degrees also suit people with a degree in another field who want to move into the Computer Science. A standard Masters degree takes 1 year full time (or 2 years part time) but we also offer some advanced masters degrees which take 2 year full time degree (or 3 - 4 years part time).
The School is also very active in research. We have a number of internationally recognised research groups working on various fields in Computer Science and Software Engineering. These research groups have publications in many of the best journals and international and national conferences. We have also received significant research funding from the Australian Research Council and other international funding schemes.
Our teaching programs are a well-balanced mix of theory and hands on activities in our up-to-date laboratories. Some of our degrees also have work placement programs as part of the curriculum. Our graduates are highly sought after by industry and we have one of the best rates for graduate employment in the country (our graduates often find a full time position during their final year or soon after graduation.
Although we're part of a "local university" (and proud of it) our students come from all over the world. We have students from China, Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Canada, the US, various parts of Europe and several African countries. Wherever you come from, if you're into computing and want a quality degree, SCSSE is the place for you.
We have about 20 academic staff who do the teaching and research. They are all highly qualified and experienced, coming from a range of cultures and backgrounds. We also have friendly and helpful clerical and technical staff, who jointly support the School of Computer Science and Software Engineering and our sister school, the School of Information Systems and Technology.
Welcome to the School of Computer Science and Software Engineering (SCSSE) – one of Australia's leading teaching and research centres for building, deploying and managing the latest computing technologies, which are important areas in the Australian and global economy. All of these areas are currently experiencing a boom - with great employment prospects and very good starting salaries both in Australia and internationally. Our graduates are highly employable and have been playing various important roles in Australian and international computing industry.
Head of School
- Academic appointed head of national service science body
- International experts look into the future of computation
- IBM grant helping the UOW course of open source software development
- Students’ works wow at trade show
- ARC Success
- Robot wars put students to test
- Informatics delivers Computer Science to Singapore
Title: A Case Study on Test Case Prioritization
Speaker: Mr. Chen Liu
Day: Friday 15 May 2013
Time: 1:30pm - 2:30pm