Bachelor of Creative Industries/Bachelor of Information Technology (IX56)
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Course Details
| Course duration (full-time): | 4 years |
|---|---|
| Total credit points: | 384 |
| Standard credit points/full-time semester: | 48 |
| Course coordinator: | Dean Brough (Creative Industries); Dr Wayne Kelly (Information Technology) |
| Discipline coordinator: | Dr Wayne Kelly (Computer Science); Dr Erwin Fielt (Information Systems) |
| Course contact: | +61 7 3138 2000, askqut@qut.edu.au |
| Delivery: | Gardens Point, Kelvin Grove, Online |
| CRICOS code: | 059227E |
| Faculties: | Faculty of Science Faculty of Creative Industries, Education and Social Justice |
Scholarships
Discontinuation
The last intake into IX56 was 2017. From 2018 this course has been replaced by ID03 Bachelor of Creative Industries/Bachelor of Information Technology.
Study costs
Domestic students may need to pay the Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF).
Study overseas
Study overseas while gaining credit towards your QUT degree with one of our worldwide exchange partners. Overseas study can be for one or two semesters (or during the semester break) and the units you take can be in either degree area, depending on how they match with your QUT course. For more information, visit student exchange.
Pathways to further study
On successful completion of this course, you will be eligible to apply for entry into the Master of Teaching (Secondary) or Master of Philosophy, provided you meet the entry requirements.
The QUT Bachelor of Information Technology is located at Level 7 of the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF). Eligible graduates may continue their studies in this discipline with an additional honours year in IN10 Bachelor of Information Technology (Honours).
Early exit
With appropriate unit selection, students may be able to exit early with either component single degree.
Professional recognition
This course is accredited by the Australian Computer Society (ACS). ACS accreditation is internationally recognised by the Seoul Accord.
Course Structures
In order to complete this course, you must complete a total of 384 credit points comprising 192 credit points from the Bachelor of Creative Industries and 192 credit points from the Bachelor of Information Technology. You will undertake the two components of the double degree concurrently.
Creative Industries component
You will complete Creative Industries core units (96 credit points) and a Creative Industries major (96 credit points).
Course requirements
- You must complete a minimum of five (5) subjects from your Creative Industries Major prior to enrolling in any KKB3xx units.
- Majors can be selected from 'Creative Industries Major Options'.
Information Technology component
You will complete:
- Eight core units
- Four breadth units, and
- Four units in your information technology specialisation.
The Bachelor of Information Technology has majors in Information Systems and Computer Science which will be shown on the a graduate’s parchment.
Curriculum changes for 2021
There are a number of changes to Creative Industries units and study areas which may affect your enrolment. Please review your revised study plan progression carefully.
Students who selected one of the discontinued BCI majors prior to 16th December 2017 will be able to complete it though there may be some changes to available units. The new/revised BCI Majors are also available for selection. See the below table for more information.
| BCI Majors available in 2017 or earlier | BCI Majors available from 2018 |
|---|---|
| Animation Major (KKBXMJR-ANIMATN) | This major is not available for selection after 15th Dec 2017. |
| Art and Design History Major (KKBXMJR-ARTHIST) | This major is not available for selection after 15th Dec 2017. |
| Creative and Professional Writing Major (KKBXMJR-CRPRFWG) | Creative and Professional Writing Major (KEBXMJR-CRPRFWG) |
| Dance Studies Major (KKBXMJR-DANCEST) | This major is not available for selection after 15th Dec 2017. |
| Drama Major (KKBXMJR-DRAMA) | Drama and Performance Major (KEBXMJR-DRAMAPF) |
| Entertainment Industries Major (KKBXMJR-ENTINDS) | Entertainment Major (KEBXMJR-ENTMENT) |
| Fashion Communication Major (KKBXMJR-FASHION) | Fashion Communication Major (KEBXMJR-FASHCOM) |
| Film, Television and Screen Major (KKBXMJR-FLMTVSC) | Screen Content Production Major (KEBXMJR-SCCNPRD) |
| Interactive and Visual Design Major (KKBXMJR-INVISDN) | Interactive and Visual Design Major (KEBXMJR-INVISDN) |
| Journalism Major (KKBXMJR-JOURNAL) | This major is not available for selection after 15th Dec 2017. |
| Literary Studies Major (KKBXMJR-LITSTD) | This major is not available for selection after 15th Dec 2017. |
| Media and Communication Major (KKBXMJR-MEDIACM) | Media and Communication Major (KEBXMJR-MEDIACM) |
| Music Major (KKBXMJR-MUSIC) | Music and Sound Major (KEBXMJR-MUSICSD) |
Study Plan Progressions
| Code | Title | Offered In | Requisites |
|---|---|---|---|
| IT Core Unit Option | |||
| IT Core Unit Option | |||
| SELECT | A unit from the Level 1 Unit Options (either DXB102 or KPB101 or KVB104): | ||
| DXB102 Equivalents: KIB101 | Visual Communication |
| It is assumed that you are computer literate - which means you know how to use a typical computer (Mac and/or Windows), and can use standard desktop applications such as a word processor, email and web browser. |
| KPB101 Equivalents: KPB117 | Introduction to Screen Production |
| |
| KVB104 Equivalents: KVD104 KZB104 | Photo Media and Art Practice |
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| SELECT | Creative Industries Major: Third Unit | ||
| Note: For students intending to complete KYB201 Socially Engaged Arts Practice as the 'Level 2 Unit Option' - you should enrol in KYB201 in Year 2 Semester 1 instead of your Creative Industries Major: Third Unit. You will undertake your Creative Industries Major: Third Unit in Year 2 Semester 2. | |||
| Code | Title | Offered In | Requisites |
|---|---|---|---|
| IT Major Unit | |||
| IT Major Unit | |||
| SELECT | A unit from the Level 2 Unit Options (either KKB285 or KYB201): | ||
| KKB285 | Creative Enterprise Studio 2 |
| Prerequisites: KKB185 |
| KYB201 Equivalents: KTB108, KTB209, KTB212 | Socially Engaged Arts Practice |
| |
| SELECT | Creative Industries Major: Fourth Unit | ||
| Note: KXB202 Project Management for Entertainment and KTB211 Creative Industries Events and Festivals are permitted to count as a 'Level 2 Unit Option'. | |||
| Note: For students intending to complete KYB201 Socially Engaged Arts Practice as the 'Level 2 Unit Option' - you should enrol in KYB201 in Year 2 Semester 1 instead of your Creative Industries Major: Third Unit. You will undertake your Creative Industries Major: Third Unit in Year 2 Semester 2. | |||
| Code | Title | Offered In | Requisites |
|---|---|---|---|
| IT Major Unit | |||
| IT Major Unit | |||
| SELECT | Creative Industries Major: Fifth Unit | ||
| SELECT | A unit from the Creative Industries University Wide or Work Integrated Learning Unit Options lists | ||
| Code | Title | Offered In | Requisites |
|---|---|---|---|
| IT Major Unit | |||
| IT Major Unit | |||
| SELECT | Creative Industries Major: Sixth Unit | ||
| SELECT | A unit from the Creative Industries University Wide or Work Integrated Learning Unit Options lists | ||
| Code | Title | Offered In | Requisites |
|---|---|---|---|
| IT Major Unit | |||
| IT Major Unit | |||
| SELECT | Creative Industries Major: Seventh Unit | ||
| SELECT | A unit from the Creative Industries Work Integrated Learning Unit Options | ||
| Code | Title | Offered In | Requisites |
|---|---|---|---|
| IT Major Unit | |||
| IT Major Unit | |||
| SELECT | Creative Industries Major: Eighth Unit | ||
| SELECT | A unit from the Creative Industries Work Integrated Learning Unit Options | ||
| Code | Title | Offered In | Requisites |
|---|---|---|---|
| IFB104 Equivalents: INB104, IND104, ITB001 | Building IT Systems |
| Antirequisites: ITD104, CAB201, EGB103, EGD103 |
| IFB130 Equivalents: IAB130, INB210, IND210, ITB004 | Database Management |
| Antirequisites: INN210 |
| Code | Title | Offered In | Requisites |
|---|---|---|---|
| CAB201 Equivalents: INB270, IND270 | Programming Principles |
| Prerequisites: IFB104 or ITD104 or MZB126 or MZB127 or EGD126 or ENB246 or MXB103 or INB104 or MAB220 or EGB103 or EGD103Antirequisites: ITD121 |
| CAB202 Equivalents: ENB244 | Microprocessors and Digital Systems |
| Prerequisites: ((IFB104 or ITD104) and (IFB102 or ITD102)) or (EGB103 or EGD103 or MZB126 or MZB127 or EGD126) |
| Code | Title | Offered In | Requisites |
|---|---|---|---|
| CAB203 Equivalents: INB250 | Discrete Structures |
| Prerequisites: IFB104 or ITD104 or MZB126 or EGD126 or EGB103 or EGD103 |
| CAB302 Equivalents: INB370 | Software Development |
| Prerequisites: CAB201 or INB270 or ITD121 |
| Code | Title | Offered In | Requisites |
|---|---|---|---|
| CAB303 Equivalents: INB251 | Networks |
| Prerequisites: IFB102 or ITD102 |
| IFB299 Equivalents: INB201 | IT Project Design and Development |
| Prerequisites: (IFB103 or INB103 or ITD103 or ENB150 or EGB111) and (CAB201 or ITD121 or IAB201 or ITD122 or INB270) |
| Code | Title | Offered In | Requisites |
|---|---|---|---|
| CAB301 Equivalents: INB371 | Algorithms and Complexity |
| Prerequisites: (CAB201 or ITD121) |
| IFB398 Equivalents: CAB398, IAB398 | Capstone Project (Phase 1) |
| Prerequisites: IFB299 or IFB295 or IGB200 or CAB302 or (IAB207 and IAB305) and completion of 120 credit points of study |
| Code | Title | Offered In | Requisites |
|---|---|---|---|
| IFB399 Equivalents: CAB399, IAB399 | Capstone Project (Phase 2) |
| Prerequisites: IFB398 or CAB398 or IAB398 |
| Select one of: | |||
| CAB401 Equivalents: INB375 | High Performance and Parallel Computing |
| Prerequisites: (CAB301 or IFN505 or IFN564) or (IFN564 and 192cps in IV04 or MV05 or BV06 or EV08) or (Admission to IV54 or IV55 or IV56 or IV58) |
| CAB402 | Programming Paradigms |
| Prerequisites: (CAB201 or ITD121) and (CAB203 or CAB220 or DSB100) |
| CAB403 Equivalents: INB365, ITB706, ITB745 | Systems Programming |
| Prerequisites: (CAB201 or MZB126 or EGB103 or EGD103 or ITD121) and CAB202Antirequisites: INN365 |
| Code | Title | Offered In | Requisites |
|---|---|---|---|
| IFB104 Equivalents: INB104, IND104, ITB001 | Building IT Systems |
| Antirequisites: ITD104, CAB201, EGB103, EGD103 |
| IFB130 Equivalents: IAB130, INB210, IND210, ITB004 | Database Management |
| Antirequisites: INN210 |
| Code | Title | Offered In | Requisites |
|---|---|---|---|
| IAB201 | Modelling Techniques for Information Systems |
| Prerequisites: (IFB103 or ITD103) and (IFB105 or IFB130 or ITD105)Antirequisites: ITD122 |
| IAB202 | Business of Information Technology |
| Prerequisites: IFB101 or ITD101 or IGB181 or IFB103 or ITD103 or EGB100 or ENB100Antirequisites: INB301 |
| Code | Title | Offered In | Requisites |
|---|---|---|---|
| IAB205 Equivalents: INB120 | Corporate Systems |
| Prerequisites: IFB101 or INB101 or ITD101 |
| IFB299 Equivalents: INB201 | IT Project Design and Development |
| Prerequisites: (IFB103 or INB103 or ITD103 or ENB150 or EGB111) and (CAB201 or ITD121 or IAB201 or ITD122 or INB270) |
| Code | Title | Offered In | Requisites |
|---|---|---|---|
| IFB398 Equivalents: CAB398, IAB398 | Capstone Project (Phase 1) |
| Prerequisites: IFB299 or IFB295 or IGB200 or CAB302 or (IAB207 and IAB305) and completion of 120 credit points of study |
| Select one of: | |||
| IAB302 Equivalents: INB322 | Information Systems Consulting |
| Prerequisites: IAB205 or INB120 |
| IAB303 | Data Analytics for Business Insight |
| Prerequisites: AYB341 or ((IFB104 or ITD104 or EGB103) and (IFB105 or IFB130 or ITD105)) |
| IAB304 Equivalents: INB123 | Project Management |
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| Code | Title | Offered In | Requisites |
|---|---|---|---|
| IAB301 Equivalents: INB222 | Enterprise Architecture |
| Prerequisites: (IAB201 or ITD122) and (IAB205 or INB120) and (IAB203 or INB321) |
| IFB399 Equivalents: CAB399, IAB399 | Capstone Project (Phase 2) |
| Prerequisites: IFB398 or CAB398 or IAB398 |
For assistance with course progression, please contact sef.enquiry@qut.edu.au .
Unit Lists
Instructions
Please refer to the following study sequences to plan your program. You must complete 96 credit points (normally eight 12 credit point subjects) from the specified units to achieve a major, following semester of offer and unit requisites (where applicable) to determine order of enrolment.
Any unit(s) that appear in these majors and/or minors and are also mandatory elsewhere in your course can not contribute towards the completion of these majors and/or minors.
Any unit(s) that appear in multiple majors and/or minors can only contribute towards the completion of one of these majors or minors.
| Code | Title | Offered In | Requisites |
|---|---|---|---|
| *Description: This major provides you with important skills in the skills, principles, concepts and history of animation. Beginning with drawing for animation and an exploration of the history of the animation industry and its practices, you will then apply this knowledge to current and emerging fields within the animation industry including motion graphics, 3D modelling and animation, real-time 3D and character animation. Through the creation of an interactive virtual environment you will be given the opportunity to refine your skills and expand your knowledge of the 3D animation industry. | |||
| *Assumed Knowledge: There is no specific prior knowledge required as a prerequisite to undertaking this major. | |||
| It is recommended that you review the requisite requirements for units to ensure your unit selection enables you to successfully complete the requirements of this major. KNB127, KNB135 and KNB137 are highly recommended to be undertaken as first year units as they are requisites for many advanced units. | |||
| SELECT | 48cp from the Introductory Animation Unit Options | ||
| KNB125 Equivalents: KNB113, KNB122, KNB111, KIB110, KIB220, KVB106 | Animation History and Context |
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| KNB126 Equivalents: KNB123, KIB105 | Motion Design |
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| KNB127 Equivalents: KNB124, KIB111, KIB203 | CGI Foundations |
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| KNB135 Equivalents: KNB211 | Animation Aesthetics |
| |
| KNB136 Equivalents: KNB112, KVB105 | Visual Storytelling: Production Design |
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| KNB137 Equivalents: KNB212, KIB325, KIB215 | Digital Worlds |
| Prerequisites: KNB127 or KNB124 |
| SELECT | 48cp from the Advanced Animation Unit Options | ||
| KNB215 | Animation Performance |
| Prerequisites: KNB135 or KNB211Fundamental knowledge and skills in the process of animating within 3D software is assumed knowledge. |
| KNB216 | Visual Storytelling: Cinematic Pre-Visualisation |
| Prerequisites: KNB136 or KNB112 |
| KNB217 | Digital Creatures |
| Prerequisites: KNB137 or KNB212Introductory 3D skills and concepts is assumed knowledge. |
| KNB225 | Advanced Animation Performance |
| Prerequisites: KNB215 or KNB211 |
| KNB226 | Visual Storytelling: Animation Pre-Production |
| Prerequisites: KNB216 or KNB122 |
| KNB227 Equivalents: KNB222, KIB226, KIB316 | CGI Technologies |
| Prerequisites: KNB137 or KNB212A firm understanding and ability with 3D production processes is assumed knowledge. This includes but is not limited to modelling, UV mapping, texture creation, rigging, and 3D file and data management. |
| *Note: KPB109 is permitted to count towards the Introductory Animation Unit Options if completed in 2017 or earlier. | |||
| *Note: KNB221, KNB311 and KNB313 are permitted to count towards the Advanced Animation Unit Options if completed in 2017 or earlier. | |||
| *Note: KNB212 will count as an Advanced Animation Unit Option. Its equivalent, KNB137, will count as an Introductory Animation Unit Option. | |||
| Code | Title | Offered In | Requisites |
|---|---|---|---|
| *Description: This major equips you with the educational base necessary for a career in the arts professions, such as curatorial work, art criticism and arts administration. It offers a coherent and sequential set of units that provide a platform for a research-based study of the visual arts, design and architecture. In conjunction with further study, this major will assist in preparing you for work as a professional in these disciplines. | |||
| *Assumed Knowledge: There is no specific prior knowledge required as a prerequisite to undertaking this major. | |||
| SELECT | 96cp from the Art and Design History Unit Options | ||
| DAB200 Equivalents: DAB325 | Modern Architecture |
| Prerequisites: DYB114 |
| DAB220 Equivalents: DAB420 | Architecture, Culture and Place |
| Content of DAB103 Architecture Visualisation 1 is Assumed Knowledge. |
| DYB112 | Spatial Materiality |
| |
| DYB114 Equivalents: DEB202, DED202, UXB130 | Spatial Histories |
| |
| DYB124 Equivalents: DEB202, DED202 | Design Consequences |
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| KVB102 | Modernism in Art |
| |
| KVB113 Equivalents: KVB115, KVB103 | Australian Art and Identity |
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| KVB210 | Time-Based Art: Moving Images |
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| KVB216 Equivalents: KVB214, KVB211 | Post 1945 Art |
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| KVB223 | Post 1989 Art |
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| *Note: KVB212, KVB215 and KVB304 are permitted to count towards this major if completed in 2017 or earlier. | |||
| *Note: DAB103 is permitted to count towards this major if completed in 2018 or earlier. | |||
| Code | Title | Offered In | Requisites |
|---|---|---|---|
| *Description: The aim of this major is to prepare students to graduate with adequate skills and knowledge in the area of creative and professional writing; to provide a thorough grounding in a variety of genres that include fiction, creative non-fiction, media writing and corporate writing and editing, thereby equipping graduates with the versatility required of professional writers; to enhance the critical, analytical and peer-reviewing skills of students; to provide an understanding of creative writing in its social and generic contexts. | |||
| *Assumed Knowledge: There is no specific prior knowledge required as a prerequisite to undertaking this major. | |||
| SELECT | 48cp from the Introductory Creative and Professional Writing Unit Options | ||
| CWB102 Equivalents: KWB115 | Influence and Persuasion |
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| CWB112 Equivalents: KWB311 | Popular Culture: A 21st Century Communication Industry |
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| KPB116 Equivalents: KWB102 | Introduction to Screenwriting |
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| KWB104 | Writing the Short Story |
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| KWB113 Equivalents: KWB101 | Introduction to Creative Writing |
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| KWB116 Equivalents: KWB107 | Creative Non-Fiction |
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| SELECT | 48cp from the Advanced Creative and Professional Writing Unit Options | ||
| CWB201 Equivalents: KWB213, KWB106 | Corporate Writing and Editing |
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| CWB202 | Rhetoric: Public Communication Skills |
| |
| CWB303 Equivalents: KCB303, KCB307 | Communication Project |
| Prerequisites: Completion of 168 credit points of studyThis is an advanced-level unit to be completed in the final year of your course. |
| KWB211 | Creative Writing: Style and Technique |
| |
| KWB214 Equivalents: KWB313 | The Artful Life: From Memoir to Fiction |
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| KWB212 | Poetry and Poetics |
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| KWB217 Equivalents: KWB310 | Editing and Publishing |
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| *Note: KWB303 is permitted to count towards the Advanced Creative and Professional Writing Unit Options if completed in 2019 or earlier. | |||
| *Note: KWB112 is permitted to count towards the Introductory Creative and Professional Writing Unit Options if completed in 2018 or earlier. | |||
| *Note: KWB207 is permitted to count towards the Advanced Creative and Professional Writing Unit Options if completed in 2018 or earlier. | |||
| Code | Title | Offered In | Requisites |
|---|---|---|---|
| *Description: This major aims to provide a broad grounding in practical and theoretical aspects of dance. You will gain skills in contemporary dance, ballet, commercially driven genres, choreography and critical thinking and writing together with an understanding of the social and historical context of ballet, contemporary dance, and popular and world dance. | |||
| *Assumed Knowledge: Previously acquired knowledge or skill IS required for you to undertake this major. For health and safety reasons, admission to this major is dependent upon an appropriate level of physical fitness to prevent injury, and having no pre-existing injuries or structural/physical issues that would prevent your safe and full participation in all physical activities within its practical units. You may be required to confirm your fitness to attempt this major. If so, you must obtain a physiotherapist's report and have it approved by the Dance Study Area Coordinator before you will be permitted to enrol in this major. | |||
| SELECT | 48cp from the Introductory Dance Unit Options | ||
| KDB107 | Foundations in Improvisation and Choreographic Practice |
| A level of physical condition appropriate to the unit content and to safe dance practices is required. |
| KDB113 Equivalents: KDB106 | Dance Studies |
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| KDB122 Equivalents: KDB121 | Popular Dance Styles |
| A level of physical condition appropriate to the unit content and to safe dance practices is required. |
| KDB123 Equivalents: KDB110 | Dance Legacies |
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| SELECT | 48cp from the Advanced Dance Unit Options | ||
| KDB206 | Dance in Contemporary Culture |
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| KDB210 Equivalents: KDB209 | Dance Composition |
| A level of physical condition appropriate to the unit content and to safe dance practices is required. |
| KDB222 Equivalents: KDB108 | World Dance |
| A level of physical condition appropriate to the unit content and to safe dance practices is required. |
| KYB201 Equivalents: KTB108, KTB209, KTB212 | Socially Engaged Arts Practice |
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| *Note: KDB105, KDB108, KDB109 and KDB120 are permitted to count towards the Introductory Dance Unit Options if completed in 2017 or earlier. | |||
| *Note: KDB204, KDB205, KDB225 and KDB231 are permitted to count towards the Advanced Dance Unit Options if completed in 2017 or earlier. | |||
| Code | Title | Offered In | Requisites |
|---|---|---|---|
| *Description: The major offers a balance of performance theory and practice. It is designed as a learning sequence, beginning with introductory concepts and practices, through intermediate and on to advanced learning. Underpinning the major is a twin focus on contemporary performance-making and events management. Both of these areas are balanced by studies in theatre history and theory. Core topics include acting; directing; twentieth-century performance theory and practice; and events management. | |||
| *Assumed Knowledge: There is no specific prior knowledge required as a prerequisite to undertaking this major. | |||
| SELECT | 48cp from the Introductory Drama Unit Options | ||
| KTB110 Equivalents: KTB101 | Plays that Changed the World |
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| KTB111 Equivalents: KTB103, KSB116 | Acting in Realism: The Authentic Actor |
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| KTB120 | Diverse Theatre Practice |
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| KTB121 Equivalents: KTB106, KSB126 | Acting in Style: The Responsive Actor |
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| SELECT | 48cp from the Advanced Drama Unit Options | ||
| KTB217 | Story and Performance |
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| KTB225 Equivalents: KTB302, KTB204 | Radical Theatre Forms |
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| KTB227 Equivalents: KTB213, KTB306 | Leadership in Creative Contexts: Directing Creativity |
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| KYB201 Equivalents: KTB108, KTB209, KTB212 | Socially Engaged Arts Practice |
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| *Note: KTB102, KTB104 and KSB106 are permitted to count towards the Introductory Drama Unit Options if completed in 2017 or earlier. | |||
| *Note: KDB225, KTB210, KTB211, KTB215 and KTB305 are permitted to count towards the Advanced Drama Unit Options if completed in 2017 or earlier. | |||
| Code | Title | Offered In | Requisites |
|---|---|---|---|
| *Description: On completion of this major, you will be able to demonstrate the knowledge and skills required to pursue a career in the Entertainment Industry. These include an understanding of the characteristics of mainstream commercial culture that appeal to large audiences; an understanding both of business and creative processes; an ability to balance the two of these; and an awareness of historical and current Entertainment content and business. | |||
| *Assumed Knowledge: There is no specific prior knowledge required as a prerequisite to undertaking this major. | |||
| SELECT | Either BSB126 or KPB116 from the 'Entertainment Industries Unit Options List'. BSB126 is mandatory unless you are already undertaking it as part of another study package. | ||
| BSB126 Equivalents: BSD126, BSX126, CTB126 | Marketing |
| Antirequisites: BSB116 |
| KPB116 Equivalents: KWB102 | Introduction to Screenwriting |
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| Entertainment Industries Core Units: | |||
| AMB207 Equivalents: AMX207 | Entertainment Marketing in a Digital World |
| Prerequisites: 48 credit points of completed studies |
| CDB201 | Entertainment Strategy |
| Prerequisites: (CDB101 and CYB105) or completion of 48 credit points of study |
| CDB202 Equivalents: KXB201 | Entertainment Cultures |
| Prerequisites: CYB106 or completion of 96 credit points of study |
| CYB102 Equivalents: KXB101 | Introduction to Media and Entertainment Industries |
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| CYB106 Equivalents: KXB102 | Global Media and Entertainment Industries |
| Prerequisites: CYB102 or KXB101Awareness of basic industry structures, operations, and professional practices is assumed knowledge. |
| LWS008 | Entertainment Law |
| Prerequisites: LWS009 or BSB111 or LWB145 or LLB101Antirequisites: LWS011 |
| SELECT | Select one unit from the Entertainment Industries Additional Unit Options List. LWS009 is mandatory unless you meet the LWS008 prerequisite through another unit. | ||
| LWS009 | Introduction to Law |
| Students who have studied any Australian Bachelor of Laws Unit are not permitted to do this unit. |
| *Note: Students who meet the LWS008 prerequisite via one of the following units (BSB111, LWS145 or LLB101) are unable to undertake LWS009 Introduction to Law. From 2020, such students can choose either CCB201 Australian Media, CDB101 Managing Media and Entertainment or CYB105 Understanding Audiences from the 'Entertainment Industries Additional Unit Options' as an alternative to LWS009. | |||
| *Note: KXB202 is permitted to count towards the 'Entertainment Industries Additional Unit Options' if completed in 2019 or earlier. | |||
| *Note: KXB301 is permitted to count towards this second major if completed in 2019 or earlier. | |||
| *Note: You may complete CDB201 as a substitute for KXB301. | |||
| Code | Title | Offered In | Requisites |
|---|---|---|---|
| *Description: This major has been designed to offer a mix of theoretical and practical units to reflect the professional diversity of fashion careers, where communication is fundamental to the dissemination of fashion globally. The theory units will develop your knowledge and understanding of the history, industry and consumption of fashion and how fashion is communicated, marketed and distributed through industry channels for production, and through branding, trends, styling and graphic/technical requirements. The practical units provide you with a variety of options to develop fashion communication related skills focusing on fashion graphics, product development and fashion journalism. | |||
| *Assumed Knowledge: There is no specific prior knowledge required as a prerequisite to undertaking this major. | |||
| *From 2015, this major's title has changed from 'Fashion Major' to 'Fashion Communication Major'. | |||
| SELECT | 48cp from the Introductory Fashion Communication Unit Options | ||
| DFB102 Equivalents: KFB103 | Introduction to Fashion Communication |
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| DFB104 Equivalents: DFB203, KFB104 | Fashion Sustainability |
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| DFB105 Equivalents: DYB122, DFB302, KFB107 | Fashion Visualisation |
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| DFB204 Equivalents: DFB406, KFB211 | Fashion Product Development |
| Prerequisites: DFB105, DYB122, DFB302, or KFB107Introductory fashion visualisation skills are assumed knowledge. |
| DFB209 Equivalents: DFB303, KFB109 | Global Fashion History |
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| SELECT | 48cp from the Advanced Fashion Communication Unit Options | ||
| DFB205 Equivalents: DFB304, KFB210 | Fashion Media |
| Prerequisites: Completion of 72 credit points of studyDFB102 is assumed knowledge - broad introductory understanding of the breadth of the fashion system and fashion cultures. |
| DFB206 Equivalents: DFB402, KFB207 | Global Fashion Cultures |
| Prerequisites: Completion of 72 credit points of study |
| DFB207 Equivalents: DFB404, KFB205 | Fashion and Style Journalism |
| Prerequisites: DFB102 or CJB201 or KFB103 or KJB224 |
| DFB305 Equivalents: DFB602, KFB305 | Critical Fashion Studies |
| Prerequisites: Completion of 48 credit points of Fashion units (DF% coded) |
| *Note: KFB108 is permitted to count towards the Introductory Fashion Unit Options if completed in 2014 or earlier. | |||
| *Note: DFB406/KFB211 are permitted to count towards the Advanced Fashion Unit Options for students who commenced this major in 2014 or earlier. | |||
| *Note: DFB502 will count towards the Advanced Fashion Communication Unit Options if completed in 2018 or earlier. | |||
| Code | Title | Offered In | Requisites |
|---|---|---|---|
| *Description: The aim of this major is to provide students with a range of understandings in the theory and practice of film, television and screen. This study area aims to enhance creative, technical and organisational abilities as well as building story telling and communication skills. | |||
| *Assumed Knowledge: There is no specific prior knowledge required as a prerequisite to undertaking this major. | |||
| SELECT | 96cp from the Film, Television and Screen Unit Options | ||
| KPB101 Equivalents: KPB117 | Introduction to Screen Production |
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| KPB113 | Screen Text Analysis |
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| KPB116 Equivalents: KWB102 | Introduction to Screenwriting |
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| KPB120 Equivalents: KPB109, KIB108, KNB121 | Contemporary Screen Histories |
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| KPB121 Equivalents: KPB110 | Screen Business |
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| KPB122 Equivalents: KPB105 | Screen Crafts: Narratives |
| Prerequisites: KPB101 or KPB117 |
| KPB208 Equivalents: KPB112 | Screen Genres |
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| KPB216 Equivalents: KPB210, KPB104 | Screen Content Production Management |
| Prerequisites: KPB121 or KPB110 or KPB122 |
| KPB220 Equivalents: KPB205 | Factual Screens |
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| KPB315 Equivalents: KPB206 | Global Screen Studies |
| Prerequisites: KPB113 |
| *Note: KNB312 and KNB313 are permitted to count towards this major if completed in 2017 or earlier. | |||
| *Note: KPB212, KPB303 and KPB313 are permitted to count towards this major if completed in 2014 or earlier. | |||
| Code | Title | Offered In | Requisites |
|---|---|---|---|
| *Description: The aim of this major is to provide students with a range of understandings in the theory and practice of film, television and screen. This study area aims to enhance creative, technical and organisational abilities as well as building story telling and communication skills. | |||
| *Assumed Knowledge: There is no specific prior knowledge required as a prerequisite to undertaking this major. | |||
| SELECT | 48cp from the Introductory Film, Television and Screen Unit Options | ||
| KPB101 Equivalents: KPB117 | Introduction to Screen Production |
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| KPB113 | Screen Text Analysis |
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| KPB116 Equivalents: KWB102 | Introduction to Screenwriting |
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| KPB120 Equivalents: KPB109, KIB108, KNB121 | Contemporary Screen Histories |
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| KPB121 Equivalents: KPB110 | Screen Business |
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| KPB122 Equivalents: KPB105 | Screen Crafts: Narratives |
| Prerequisites: KPB101 or KPB117 |
| SELECT | 48cp from the Advanced Film, Television and Screen Unit Options | ||
| KPB208 Equivalents: KPB112 | Screen Genres |
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| KPB216 Equivalents: KPB210, KPB104 | Screen Content Production Management |
| Prerequisites: KPB121 or KPB110 or KPB122 |
| KPB220 Equivalents: KPB205 | Factual Screens |
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| KPB315 Equivalents: KPB206 | Global Screen Studies |
| Prerequisites: KPB113 |
| *Note: KNB312 and KNB313 are permitted to count towards this major if completed in 2017 or earlier. | |||
| *Note: KPB212, KPB303 and KPB313 are permitted to count towards this major if completed in 2014 or earlier. | |||
| *Note: KPB112 (equivalent to KPB208) counts as an Introductory Film, Television and Screen Unit Option. | |||
| Code | Title | Offered In | Requisites |
|---|---|---|---|
| *Description: This major will provide you with the design concepts and principles, practical skills and working methods needed by a contemporary designer of visual and interactive media. You will learn how to design effectively for print and electronic media, Web and mobile media and computer games and become equipped with a versatile set of design practices to support you to enter careers in marketing, web design, electronic publishing, interaction design and the creative aspects of game design. | |||
| *Assumed Knowledge: There is no specific prior knowledge required as a prerequisite to undertaking this major. | |||
| It is recommended that you review the requisite requirements for units to ensure your unit selection enables you to successfully complete the requirements of this major. DXB102, DXB202 and DXB203 are highly recommended to be undertaken as first year units as they are requisites for many advanced units, but this is not compulsory. | |||
| SELECT | 48cp from the Introductory Interactive and Visual Design Unit Options | ||
| DVB101 Equivalents: DXB102, KIB101 | Visual Communication Design |
| It is assumed that you are computer literate - which means you know how to use a typical computer (Mac and/or Windows), and can use standard desktop applications such as a word processor, email and web browser |
| DVB102 Equivalents: DXB202, KIB120, KVB204 | Image Design and Production |
| Basic visual communication skills, basic Photoshop and Illustrator skills are assumed knowledge |
| DXB110 Equivalents: DXB201 | Principles of Interaction and UX Design |
| It is assumed that you are computer literate - which means you know how to use a typical computer (Mac and/or Windows), and can use standard desktop applications such as a word processor, email and web browser |
| DXB111 Equivalents: DXB203, KIB103 | Introduction to Web Design |
| It is assumed that you are computer literate - which means you know how to use a typical computer (Mac and/or Windows), you can use standard desktop applications such as a word processor and web browser and you can install and update software |
| DXB211 Equivalents: DXB303, KIB205 | Creative Coding |
| Prerequisites: 36cp of previous studyIt is assumed that you are computer literate - which means you know how to use a typical computer (Mac and/or Windows), and can use standard desktop applications such as a word processor, email and web browser |
| SELECT | 48cp from the Advanced Interactive and Visual Design Unit Options | ||
| DVB201 Equivalents: DXB302, KIB231, KIB335 | Typographic Design |
| Prerequisites: DVB101 or DXB102Basic visual communication skills, basic Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign skills are assumed knowledge |
| DVB203 Equivalents: DXB402, KIB207 | Theories and Methods of Visual Communication |
| Prerequisites: DVB101 or DXB102Experience with basic visual communication and image design approaches is assumed knowledge |
| DXB205 Equivalents: DXB304, DXB404 | Interactive Narrative Design |
| Prerequisites: Completion of 24 credit points of study |
| DVB302 Equivalents: DXB502, KIB340 | Data Visualisation and Information Design |
| Prerequisites: Completion of 36 credit points of Visual Communication or Interaction units (DVB% or DXB%)Antirequisites: CCN104, CCN205Experience with basic visual communication and image design approaches is assumed knowledge |
| DXB212 Equivalents: DXB501, KIB314 | Tangible Media |
| Prerequisites: DXB211 or DXB303A basic knowledge of the principles of computer programming, and computational processes and techniques is assumed knowledge |
| *Note: DXB301 Interface Design is permitted to count towards this major if completed in 2019 or earlier. | |||
| *Note: DXB401 and DXB403 are permitted to count towards the Advanced Interactive and Visual Design Unit Options if completed in 2017 or earlier. | |||
| *Note: KNB112, KIB309 and KIB315 are permitted to count towards this major if completed in 2014 or earlier. | |||
| *Note: KIB109 counts towards the Introductory Interactive and Visual Design Unit Options if completed in 2014 or earlier. KIB205 counts towards the Advanced unit options if completed in 2014 or earlier. | |||
| Code | Title | Offered In | Requisites |
|---|---|---|---|
| *Description: This major offers you a range of options to develop an understanding of the parameters of the journalism field. The major will introduce you to a range of journalism writing styles and offers an insight into some specialist areas of reporting. | |||
| *Assumed Knowledge: There is no specific prior knowledge required as a prerequisite to undertaking this major. | |||
| SELECT | 96cp from the Journalism Unit Options | ||
| CJB101 Equivalents: KJB120 | Foundations of Journalism |
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| CJB102 Equivalents: KJB104, KKB020 | Visual Journalism |
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| CJB103 Equivalents: KJB121 | Journalistic Inquiry |
| Prerequisites: CJB101 or KJB120 |
| CJB201 Equivalents: KJB224 | Feature Writing |
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| CJB202 | Production Journalism |
| Prerequisites: CJB101 or KJB120LWS011 is assumed knowledge |
| CJB204 Equivalents: KJB239 | Social Justice and Journalism Ethics |
| Prerequisites: ((CJB101 or KJB120) and LWS011) or (CJB101 and LLB101). LWS011 or LLB101 can be enrolled in the same teaching period as CJB204. |
| CYB101 | Introduction to Communication |
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| CYB104 Equivalents: CYD104 | Managing Social Media |
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| DFB207 Equivalents: DFB404, KFB205 | Fashion and Style Journalism |
| Prerequisites: DFB102 or CJB201 or KFB103 or KJB224 |
| CWB201 Equivalents: KWB213, KWB106 | Corporate Writing and Editing |
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| *Note: KJB280 is permitted to count towards this major if completed in 2020 or earlier. | |||
| LWS011 Equivalents: KKB175, KKB275 | Journalism Law |
| Antirequisites: LWS008 |
| *Note: KJB222 and KJB304 are permitted to count towards this major if completed in 2019 or earlier. | |||
| *Note: KJB101 and KJB103 are permitted to count towards this major if completed in 2018 or earlier. | |||
| Code | Title | Offered In | Requisites |
|---|---|---|---|
| *Description: The aims of this major are to prepare students to graduate with adequate skills and knowledge in the area of literary and cultural studies; to provide a thorough grounding in a range of texts, both literary and popular, ranging from Shakespeare to nineteenth and twentieth century literature and culture; to provide graduates with enhanced skills in critical thinking, writing and analysis; to provide graduates with an understanding of the social and historical context of literary and popular written texts; to provide some understanding of the major approaches in literary theory. | |||
| *Assumed Knowledge: There is no specific prior knowledge required as a prerequisite to undertaking this major. | |||
| SELECT | 96cp from the Literary Studies Unit Options | ||
| CWB110 Equivalents: KWB108 | Introduction to Literary and Cultural Studies |
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| CWB112 Equivalents: KWB311 | Popular Culture: A 21st Century Communication Industry |
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| CWB113 Equivalents: KWB109 | Writing Australia |
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| CWB202 | Rhetoric: Public Communication Skills |
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| CWB211 Equivalents: KWB208 | The Unstable Self: Disruption and Technology in 20th Century Writing |
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| CWB212 Equivalents: KWB209 | Shakespeare, Expert Communicator |
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| CWB310 Equivalents: KWB308 | Science, Machines and Monsters: 19th Century Literature and Culture |
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| *Note: KWB112, KWB207, and KWB210 are permitted to count towards this major if completed in 2018 or earlier. | |||
| Code | Title | Offered In | Requisites |
|---|---|---|---|
| *Description: This major offers you a range of options to develop an understanding of the parameters of the professional communication field. The major enables you to develop the skills and knowledge to prepare media material for organisations that wish to build, and maintain, a media profile. | |||
| *Assumed Knowledge: There is no specific prior knowledge required as a prerequisite to undertaking this major. | |||
| SELECT | 48cp from the Introductory Media and Communication Unit Options | ||
| CCB101 Equivalents: KCB102 | Media Issues and Debates |
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| CCB102 Equivalents: KJB103, KCB304, KJB211 | Multi-Media Design |
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| CYB101 | Introduction to Communication |
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| CYB104 Equivalents: CYD104 | Managing Social Media |
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| CYB105 Equivalents: KCB301 | Understanding Audiences |
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| SELECT | 48cp from the Advanced Media and Communication Unit Options | ||
| CCB200 | Digital Platforms |
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| CCB201 Equivalents: KCB104 | Australian Media |
| Prerequisites: Completion of 48 credit points of study |
| CCB202 Equivalents: KCB206, KCB201 | Social Media, Self and Society |
| Prerequisites: CCB200 (can be enrolled in the same teaching period as CCB202); or enrolment in IF27 Media and Communication Major (IF27MJR-MEDCOMM); or admission to Bachelor of Media and Communication single or double degrees (KC30, IX67, IX70, IX75, IX86) |
| CCB203 Equivalents: KCB103, KCD103, KCB213 | Strategic Speech Communication |
| It is recommended CYB101 Introduction to Communication is completed prior to CCB203 |
| CCB204 Equivalents: KCB205 | Communication Planning and Practice |
| Prerequisites: CYB101 or KCB101 or KJB102 |
| CCB302 | Digital Media Analytics |
| Prerequisites: Completion of 96 credit points of study |
| *Note: KCB105 is permitted to count towards the Introductory Media and Communication Unit Options in this major if completed in 2020 or earlier. | |||
| *Note: KCB101, KCB103 and KCB104 are permitted to count towards the Introductory Media and Communication Unit Options in this major if completed in 2018 or earlier. | |||
| *Note: KCB203 and KCB301 are permitted to count towards the Advanced Media and Communication Unit Options in this major if completed in 2018 or earlier. | |||
| *Note: KCB106 is permitted to count towards the Introductory Media and Communication Unit Options in this major if completed in 2017 or earlier. | |||
| Code | Title | Offered In | Requisites |
|---|---|---|---|
| *Description: This major aims to impart a broad understanding of music practice in contemporary social, cultural and economic contexts. It aims to provide students with a combination of practical and theoretical skills to support a career in music within administrative, business, or organisational areas. | |||
| *Assumed Knowledge: There is no specific prior knowledge required as a prerequisite to undertaking this major. | |||
| It is recommended that you review the requisite requirements for units to ensure your unit selection enables you to successfully complete the requirements of this major. | |||
| SELECT | 48cp from the Introductory Music Unit Options | ||
| KMB118 | Musicianship 1 |
| An understanding of the fundamentals of melody, harmony and rhythm, a basic proficiency in aural skills, and the ability to demonstrate these fundamentals with an instrument/s. |
| KMB119 | Music Production 1 |
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| KMB128 Equivalents: KMB139, KMB141 | Musicianship 2 |
| Prerequisites: KMB118 or (KMB122 and KMB137)An understanding of the fundamentals of music production, tonal and sound aural skills, and the ability to demonstrate these fundamentals with an instrument/s, relevant software, and visual representations. |
| KMB129 | Music Production 2 |
| Basic sound recording knowledge (such as delivered in KMB119 Music Production 1). |
| SELECT | 48cp from the Advanced Music Unit Options | ||
| KMB217 Equivalents: KMB225 | Music Creation 1 |
| A moderate understanding of music practices and skill on an instrument, voice or in music production. |
| KMB222 | Music and Culture |
| Prerequisites: Completion of 48 credit points of studyAssumed basic knowledge of music fundamentals. |
| KMB223 Equivalents: KMB252, KMB107 | Music and Media |
| Prerequisites: Completion of 48 credit points of studyBasic knowledge of music software is assumed. |
| KMB227 Equivalents: KMB235 | Music Creation 2 |
| Prerequisites: KMB217A well-developed understanding of music practices and skill on an instrument, voice or in music production. |
| *Note: KMB215 and KMB216 are permitted to count toward the Advanced Music Unit Options if completed in 2019 or earlier. | |||
| *Note: KMB200 is permitted to count toward the Advanced Music Unit Options if completed in 2018 or earlier. | |||
| *Note: KMB003, KMB004, KMB107 and KMB122 are permitted to count towards the Introductory Music Unit Options if completed in 2017 or earlier. | |||
| *Note: KDB225 is permitted to count towards the Advanced Music Unit Options if completed in 2017 or earlier. | |||
Instructions
Please refer to the following study sequences to plan your program. You must complete 96 credit points (normally eight 12 credit point subjects) from the specified units to achieve a major, following semester of offer and unit requisites (where applicable) to determine order of enrolment.
Any unit(s) that appear in these majors and/or minors and are also mandatory elsewhere in your course can not contribute towards the completion of these majors and/or minors.
Any unit(s) that appear in multiple majors and/or minors can only contribute towards the completion of one of these majors or minors.
| Code | Title | Offered In | Requisites |
|---|---|---|---|
| *Description: The aim of this major is to prepare you to graduate with skills and knowledge in the area of creative and professional writing; to provide a thorough grounding in a variety of genres that include fiction, creative non-fiction, media writing and corporate writing and editing, thereby equipping graduates with the versatility required of professional writers; to enhance your critical, analytical and peer-reviewing skills; to provide an understanding of creative writing in its social and generic contexts. | |||
| *Assumed Knowledge: There is no specific prior knowledge required as a prerequisite to undertaking this major. | |||
| SELECT | 96cp from the Creative and Professional Writing Unit Options | ||
| CCB106 Equivalents: CWB112 | Popular Culture |
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| CWB201 Equivalents: KWB213, KWB106 | Corporate Writing and Editing |
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| CWB204 | Persuasive Communication |
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| CYB112 Equivalents: CWB101 | Communication and Composition |
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| CYB115 Equivalents: CYB105 | Understanding Audiences |
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| KWB104 | Writing the Short Story |
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| KWB113 Equivalents: KWB101 | Introduction to Creative Writing |
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| KWB116 Equivalents: KWB107 | Creative Non-Fiction |
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| KWB211 | Creative Writing: Style and Technique |
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| KWB212 | Poetry and Poetics |
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| KWB214 Equivalents: KWB313 | The Artful Life: From Memoir to Fiction |
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| KWB217 Equivalents: KWB310 | Editing and Publishing |
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| KWB306 Equivalents: KWB205 | Creative Writing Project 1 |
| Prerequisites: Completion of 72 credit points from KWB%, CWB%, CYB112 or CCB106 |
| *Note: The following unit is permitted to count towards this major if completed in 2024 or earlier (CWB102, CWB303) | |||
| *Note: The following unit is permitted to count towards this major if completed in 2023 or earlier (CWB101, CWB112, CWB202) | |||
| *Note: The following unit is permitted to count towards this major if completed in 2019 or earlier (KWB303 Writing and Publishing Industry). | |||
| *Note: The following units are permitted to count towards this major if completed in 2018 or earlier (KWB112 Youth and Children's Writing, KWB207 Great Books: Creative Writing Classics). | |||
| Code | Title | Offered In | Requisites |
|---|---|---|---|
| *Description: The major offers studies of contemporary theatre, informed by theory-infused practice. It is designed as an experiential learning sequence, that is underpinned by foundational knowledge, skills and practices essential to understand old and new theatre forms. This introductory knowledge is then intersected with engagement with socially engaged practice, writing for performance, and culminates in participation in the development of a collaborative theatre work. | |||
| *Assumed Knowledge: There is no specific prior knowledge required as a prerequisite to undertaking this major. | |||
| SELECT | 96cp from the Drama and Performance Unit Options | ||
| KTB110 Equivalents: KTB101 | Plays that Changed the World |
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| KTB111 Equivalents: KTB103, KSB116 | Acting in Realism: The Authentic Actor |
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| KTB120 | Diverse Theatre Practice |
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| KTB121 Equivalents: KTB106, KSB126 | Acting in Style: The Responsive Actor |
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| KTB217 | Story and Performance |
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| KTB225 Equivalents: KTB302, KTB204 | Radical Theatre Forms |
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| KTB227 Equivalents: KTB213, KTB306 | Leadership in Creative Contexts: Directing Creativity |
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| KYB201 Equivalents: KTB108, KTB209, KTB212 | Socially Engaged Arts Practice |
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| Code | Title | Offered In | Requisites |
|---|---|---|---|
| *Description: This major will prepare you for work as a producer, creating and managing entertainment projects and organisations. You will gain business, legal and creative skills suitable for work in the entertainment industries, which include television, popular music, major entertainment events, games, radio, entertainment marketing, sports media, theme park or movie industries. | |||
| *Assumed Knowledge: There is no specific prior knowledge required as a prerequisite to undertaking this major. | |||
| SELECT | 96cp from the Entertainment Unit Options | ||
| CCB201 Equivalents: KCB104 | Australian Media |
| Prerequisites: Completion of 48 credit points of study |
| CDB101 | Managing Media and Entertainment |
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| CDB201 | Entertainment Strategy |
| Prerequisites: (CDB101 and CYB105) or completion of 48 credit points of study |
| CDB202 Equivalents: KXB201 | Entertainment Cultures |
| Prerequisites: CYB106 or completion of 96 credit points of study |
| CYB102 Equivalents: KXB101 | Introduction to Media and Entertainment Industries |
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| CYB105 Equivalents: KCB301 | Understanding Audiences |
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| CYB106 Equivalents: KXB102 | Global Media and Entertainment Industries |
| Prerequisites: CYB102 or KXB101Awareness of basic industry structures, operations, and professional practices is assumed knowledge. |
| LWS008 | Entertainment Law |
| Prerequisites: LWS009 or BSB111 or LWB145 or LLB101Antirequisites: LWS011 |
| LWS009 | Introduction to Law |
| Students who have studied any Australian Bachelor of Laws Unit are not permitted to do this unit. |
| *Note: KXB202 Project Management for Entertainment and KXB301 Entertainment Industries Studio are permitted to count towards this major if completed in 2019 or earlier. | |||
| Code | Title | Offered In | Requisites |
|---|---|---|---|
| *Description: This major will prepare you for work as a producer, creating and managing entertainment projects and organisations. You will gain business, legal and creative skills suitable for work in the entertainment industries, which include television, popular music, major entertainment events, games, radio, entertainment marketing, sports media, theme park or movie industries. | |||
| *Assumed Knowledge: There is no specific prior knowledge required as a prerequisite to undertaking this major. | |||
| SELECT | 96cp from the Entertainment Unit Options | ||
| AMB207 Equivalents: AMX207 | Entertainment Marketing in a Digital World |
| Prerequisites: 48 credit points of completed studies |
| BSB126 Equivalents: BSD126, BSX126, CTB126 | Marketing |
| Antirequisites: BSB116 |
| CCB201 Equivalents: KCB104 | Australian Media |
| Prerequisites: Completion of 48 credit points of study |
| CDB101 | Managing Media and Entertainment |
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| CDB201 | Entertainment Strategy |
| Prerequisites: (CDB101 and CYB105) or completion of 48 credit points of study |
| CDB202 Equivalents: KXB201 | Entertainment Cultures |
| Prerequisites: CYB106 or completion of 96 credit points of study |
| CYB102 Equivalents: KXB101 | Introduction to Media and Entertainment Industries |
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| CYB105 Equivalents: KCB301 | Understanding Audiences |
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| CYB106 Equivalents: KXB102 | Global Media and Entertainment Industries |
| Prerequisites: CYB102 or KXB101Awareness of basic industry structures, operations, and professional practices is assumed knowledge. |
| KPB116 Equivalents: KWB102 | Introduction to Screenwriting |
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| LWS008 | Entertainment Law |
| Prerequisites: LWS009 or BSB111 or LWB145 or LLB101Antirequisites: LWS011 |
| LWS009 | Introduction to Law |
| Students who have studied any Australian Bachelor of Laws Unit are not permitted to do this unit. |
| *Note: KXB202 Project Management for Entertainment and KXB301 Entertainment Industries Studio are permitted to count towards this major if completed in 2019 or earlier. | |||
| Code | Title | Offered In | Requisites |
|---|---|---|---|
| *Description: The fashion communication major will develop your knowledge and understanding of how fashion is communicated, marketed and distributed through industry channels. You will develop critical, creative, and technical skills in the communication of fashion. | |||
| *Assumed Knowledge: There is no specific prior knowledge required as a prerequisite to undertaking this major. | |||
| SELECT | 96cp from the Fashion Communication Unit Options | ||
| DFB102 Equivalents: KFB103 | Introduction to Fashion Communication |
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| DFB104 Equivalents: DFB203, KFB104 | Fashion Sustainability |
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| DFB105 Equivalents: DYB122, DFB302, KFB107 | Fashion Visualisation |
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| DFB204 Equivalents: DFB406, KFB211 | Fashion Product Development |
| Prerequisites: DFB105, DYB122, DFB302, or KFB107Introductory fashion visualisation skills are assumed knowledge. |
| DFB205 Equivalents: DFB304, KFB210 | Fashion Media |
| Prerequisites: Completion of 72 credit points of studyDFB102 is assumed knowledge - broad introductory understanding of the breadth of the fashion system and fashion cultures. |
| DFB206 Equivalents: DFB402, KFB207 | Global Fashion Cultures |
| Prerequisites: Completion of 72 credit points of study |
| DFB208 | Fashion Textiles and Technology |
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| DFB209 Equivalents: DFB303, KFB109 | Global Fashion History |
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| DFB305 Equivalents: DFB602, KFB305 | Critical Fashion Studies |
| Prerequisites: Completion of 48 credit points of Fashion units (DF% coded) |
| *Note: DFB207 Fashion and Style Journalism is permitted to count towards this study area if completed in 2022 or earlier. | |||
| Code | Title | Offered In | Requisites |
|---|---|---|---|
| *Description: The fashion communication major will develop your knowledge and understanding of how fashion is communicated, marketed and distributed through industry channels. You will develop critical, creative, and technical skills in the communication of fashion. | |||
| *Assumed Knowledge: There is no specific prior knowledge required as a prerequisite to undertaking this major. | |||
| SELECT | 48cp from the Introductory Fashion Communication Unit Options | ||
| DFB102 Equivalents: KFB103 | Introduction to Fashion Communication |
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| DFB104 Equivalents: DFB203, KFB104 | Fashion Sustainability |
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| DFB105 Equivalents: DYB122, DFB302, KFB107 | Fashion Visualisation |
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| DFB204 Equivalents: DFB406, KFB211 | Fashion Product Development |
| Prerequisites: DFB105, DYB122, DFB302, or KFB107Introductory fashion visualisation skills are assumed knowledge. |
| DFB209 Equivalents: DFB303, KFB109 | Global Fashion History |
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| SELECT | 48cp from the Advanced Fashion Communication Unit Options | ||
| DFB205 Equivalents: DFB304, KFB210 | Fashion Media |
| Prerequisites: Completion of 72 credit points of studyDFB102 is assumed knowledge - broad introductory understanding of the breadth of the fashion system and fashion cultures. |
| DFB206 Equivalents: DFB402, KFB207 | Global Fashion Cultures |
| Prerequisites: Completion of 72 credit points of study |
| DFB305 Equivalents: DFB602, KFB305 | Critical Fashion Studies |
| Prerequisites: Completion of 48 credit points of Fashion units (DF% coded) |
| *Note: DFB502 will count towards the Advanced Fashion Communication Unit Options if completed in 2018 or earlier. | |||
| *Note: DFB207 will count towards the Advanced Fashion Communication Unit Options if completed in 2022 or earlier. | |||
| Code | Title | Offered In | Requisites |
|---|---|---|---|
| *Description: This major will provide you with the design concepts and principles, practical skills and working methods needed by a contemporary designer of visual and interactive media. You will learn how to design effectively for print and electronic media, Web and mobile media and computer games and become equipped with a versatile set of design practices to support you to enter careers in marketing, web design, electronic publishing, interaction design and the creative aspects of game design. | |||
| *Assumed Knowledge: There is no specific prior knowledge required as a prerequisite to undertaking this major. | |||
| It is recommended that you review the requisite requirements for units to ensure your unit selection enables you to successfully complete the requirements of this major. DXB102, DXB202 and DXB203 are highly recommended to be undertaken as first year units as they are requisites for many advanced units, but this is not compulsory. | |||
| SELECT | 96cp from the Interactive and Visual Design Unit Options | ||
| DVB101 Equivalents: DXB102, KIB101 | Visual Communication Design |
| It is assumed that you are computer literate - which means you know how to use a typical computer (Mac and/or Windows), and can use standard desktop applications such as a word processor, email and web browser |
| DVB102 Equivalents: DXB202, KIB120, KVB204 | Image Design and Production |
| Basic visual communication skills, basic Photoshop and Illustrator skills are assumed knowledge |
| DVB201 Equivalents: DXB302, KIB231, KIB335 | Typographic Design |
| Prerequisites: DVB101 or DXB102Basic visual communication skills, basic Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign skills are assumed knowledge |
| DVB203 Equivalents: DXB402, KIB207 | Theories and Methods of Visual Communication |
| Prerequisites: DVB101 or DXB102Experience with basic visual communication and image design approaches is assumed knowledge |
| DVB302 Equivalents: DXB502, KIB340 | Data Visualisation and Information Design |
| Prerequisites: Completion of 36 credit points of Visual Communication or Interaction units (DVB% or DXB%)Antirequisites: CCN104, CCN205Experience with basic visual communication and image design approaches is assumed knowledge |
| DXB110 Equivalents: DXB201 | Principles of Interaction and UX Design |
| It is assumed that you are computer literate - which means you know how to use a typical computer (Mac and/or Windows), and can use standard desktop applications such as a word processor, email and web browser |
| DXB111 Equivalents: DXB203, KIB103 | Introduction to Web Design |
| It is assumed that you are computer literate - which means you know how to use a typical computer (Mac and/or Windows), you can use standard desktop applications such as a word processor and web browser and you can install and update software |
| DXB205 Equivalents: DXB304, DXB404 | Interactive Narrative Design |
| Prerequisites: Completion of 24 credit points of study |
| DXB210 | Critical Experience Design |
| Prerequisites: DXB110 or DXB201Foundational knowledge of interaction design principles and practices is assumed knowledge |
| DXB211 Equivalents: DXB303, KIB205 | Creative Coding |
| Prerequisites: 36cp of previous studyIt is assumed that you are computer literate - which means you know how to use a typical computer (Mac and/or Windows), and can use standard desktop applications such as a word processor, email and web browser |
| DXB212 Equivalents: DXB501, KIB314 | Tangible Media |
| Prerequisites: DXB211 or DXB303A basic knowledge of the principles of computer programming, and computational processes and techniques is assumed knowledge |
| Code | Title | Offered In | Requisites |
|---|---|---|---|
| *Description: This major will provide you with the design concepts and principles, practical skills and working methods needed by a contemporary designer of visual and interactive media. You will learn how to design effectively for print and electronic media, Web and mobile media and computer games and become equipped with a versatile set of design practices to support you to enter careers in marketing, web design, electronic publishing, interaction design and the creative aspects of game design. | |||
| *Assumed Knowledge: There is no specific prior knowledge required as a prerequisite to undertaking this major. | |||
| It is recommended that you review the requisite requirements for units to ensure your unit selection enables you to successfully complete the requirements of this major. DXB102, DXB202 and DXB203 are highly recommended to be undertaken as first year units as they are requisites for many advanced units, but this is not compulsory. | |||
| SELECT | 48cp from the Introductory Interactive and Visual Design Unit Options | ||
| DVB101 Equivalents: DXB102, KIB101 | Visual Communication Design |
| It is assumed that you are computer literate - which means you know how to use a typical computer (Mac and/or Windows), and can use standard desktop applications such as a word processor, email and web browser |
| DVB102 Equivalents: DXB202, KIB120, KVB204 | Image Design and Production |
| Basic visual communication skills, basic Photoshop and Illustrator skills are assumed knowledge |
| DXB110 Equivalents: DXB201 | Principles of Interaction and UX Design |
| It is assumed that you are computer literate - which means you know how to use a typical computer (Mac and/or Windows), and can use standard desktop applications such as a word processor, email and web browser |
| DXB111 Equivalents: DXB203, KIB103 | Introduction to Web Design |
| It is assumed that you are computer literate - which means you know how to use a typical computer (Mac and/or Windows), you can use standard desktop applications such as a word processor and web browser and you can install and update software |
| DXB211 Equivalents: DXB303, KIB205 | Creative Coding |
| Prerequisites: 36cp of previous studyIt is assumed that you are computer literate - which means you know how to use a typical computer (Mac and/or Windows), and can use standard desktop applications such as a word processor, email and web browser |
| SELECT | 48cp from the Advanced Interactive and Visual Design Unit Options | ||
| DVB201 Equivalents: DXB302, KIB231, KIB335 | Typographic Design |
| Prerequisites: DVB101 or DXB102Basic visual communication skills, basic Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign skills are assumed knowledge |
| DVB203 Equivalents: DXB402, KIB207 | Theories and Methods of Visual Communication |
| Prerequisites: DVB101 or DXB102Experience with basic visual communication and image design approaches is assumed knowledge |
| DVB302 Equivalents: DXB502, KIB340 | Data Visualisation and Information Design |
| Prerequisites: Completion of 36 credit points of Visual Communication or Interaction units (DVB% or DXB%)Antirequisites: CCN104, CCN205Experience with basic visual communication and image design approaches is assumed knowledge |
| DXB212 Equivalents: DXB501, KIB314 | Tangible Media |
| Prerequisites: DXB211 or DXB303A basic knowledge of the principles of computer programming, and computational processes and techniques is assumed knowledge |
| *Note: DXB301 Interface Design is permitted to count towards this major if completed in 2019 or earlier. | |||
| Code | Title | Offered In | Requisites |
|---|---|---|---|
| *Description: This major allows you to develop skills and knowledge to prepare media material for organisations that wish to build and maintain their media profile. | |||
| *Assumed Knowledge: There is no specific prior knowledge required as a prerequisite to undertaking this second major. | |||
| SELECT | 96cp from the Media and Communication Unit Options | ||
| CCB105 Equivalents: CCB200 | Digital Platforms |
| |
| CCB201 Equivalents: KCB104 | Australian Media |
| Prerequisites: Completion of 48 credit points of study |
| CCB202 Equivalents: KCB206, KCB201 | Social Media, Self and Society |
| Prerequisites: CCB200 (can be enrolled in the same teaching period as CCB202); or enrolment in IF27 Media and Communication Major (IF27MJR-MEDCOMM); or admission to Bachelor of Media and Communication single or double degrees (KC30, IX67, IX70, IX75, IX86) |
| CCB205 Equivalents: CCB302 | Digital Media Analytics |
| Prerequisites: 72cp of completed study |
| CCB206 Equivalents: CYB106 | Global Media and Culture |
| |
| CWB203 Equivalents: CCB203 | Strategic Speech |
| |
| CYB112 Equivalents: CWB101 | Communication and Composition |
| |
| CYB113 | Living in a Media World |
| |
| CYB114 Equivalents: CYB102 | Understanding Media Industries |
| |
| CYB115 Equivalents: CYB105 | Understanding Audiences |
| |
| CYB116 | Understanding the Internet and Data |
| |
| *Note: The following unit is permitted to count towards this major if completed in 2023 or earlier (CCB101, CCB102 ,CCB200, CCB203, CCB204, CCB302, CYB101, CYB104, CYB105 ) | |||
| Code | Title | Offered In | Requisites |
|---|---|---|---|
| *Description: This major allows you to develop skills and knowledge to prepare media material for organisations that wish to build and maintain their media profile. | |||
| *Assumed Knowledge: There is no specific prior knowledge required as a prerequisite to undertaking this second major. | |||
| SELECT | 48cp from the Introductory Media and Communication Unit Options | ||
| CCB101 Equivalents: KCB102 | Media Issues and Debates |
| |
| CCB102 Equivalents: KJB103, KCB304, KJB211 | Multi-Media Design |
| |
| CYB101 | Introduction to Communication |
| |
| CYB104 Equivalents: CYD104 | Managing Social Media |
| |
| CYB105 Equivalents: KCB301 | Understanding Audiences |
| |
| SELECT | 48cp from the Advanced Media and Communication Unit Options | ||
| CCB200 | Digital Platforms |
| |
| CCB201 Equivalents: KCB104 | Australian Media |
| Prerequisites: Completion of 48 credit points of study |
| CCB202 Equivalents: KCB206, KCB201 | Social Media, Self and Society |
| Prerequisites: CCB200 (can be enrolled in the same teaching period as CCB202); or enrolment in IF27 Media and Communication Major (IF27MJR-MEDCOMM); or admission to Bachelor of Media and Communication single or double degrees (KC30, IX67, IX70, IX75, IX86) |
| CCB203 Equivalents: KCB103, KCD103, KCB213 | Strategic Speech Communication |
| It is recommended CYB101 Introduction to Communication is completed prior to CCB203 |
| CCB204 Equivalents: KCB205 | Communication Planning and Practice |
| Prerequisites: CYB101 or KCB101 or KJB102 |
| CCB302 | Digital Media Analytics |
| Prerequisites: Completion of 96 credit points of study |
| *Note: KCB105 will count towards the Introductory Media and Communication Unit Options if completed in 2020 or earlier. | |||
| *Note: KCB101, KCB103 and KCB104 will count towards the Introductory Media and Communication Unit Options if completed in 2018 or earlier. | |||
| *Note: KCB203 and KCB301 will count towards the Advanced Media and Communication Unit Options if completed in 2018 or earlier. | |||
| *Note: KCB106 will count towards the Introductory Media and Communication Unit Options if completed in 2017 or earlier. | |||
| Code | Title | Offered In | Requisites |
|---|---|---|---|
| *Description: The Music and Sound major aims to impart a broad understanding of music practice in contemporary social, cultural and economic contexts and to provide you with a combination of practical and theoretical skills to support a career in music through creative, administrative, and business pathways. | |||
| Assumed Knowledge: Previously acquired knowledge or skill IS required for you to undertake this major. An understanding of the fundamentals of aural skills, basic knowledge of music software, and a basic understanding of music practices and skill on an instrument, voice or in music production. | |||
| It is recommended that you review the requisite requirements for units to ensure your unit selection enables you to successfully complete the requirements of this major. | |||
| SELECT | 96cp from the Music and Sound Unit Options | ||
| KMB118 | Musicianship 1 |
| An understanding of the fundamentals of melody, harmony and rhythm, a basic proficiency in aural skills, and the ability to demonstrate these fundamentals with an instrument/s. |
| KMB119 | Music Production 1 |
| |
| KMB128 Equivalents: KMB139, KMB141 | Musicianship 2 |
| Prerequisites: KMB118 or (KMB122 and KMB137)An understanding of the fundamentals of music production, tonal and sound aural skills, and the ability to demonstrate these fundamentals with an instrument/s, relevant software, and visual representations. |
| KMB129 | Music Production 2 |
| Basic sound recording knowledge (such as delivered in KMB119 Music Production 1). |
| KMB217 Equivalents: KMB225 | Music Creation 1 |
| A moderate understanding of music practices and skill on an instrument, voice or in music production. |
| KMB222 | Music and Culture |
| Prerequisites: Completion of 48 credit points of studyAssumed basic knowledge of music fundamentals. |
| KMB223 Equivalents: KMB252, KMB107 | Music and Media |
| Prerequisites: Completion of 48 credit points of studyBasic knowledge of music software is assumed. |
| KMB227 Equivalents: KMB235 | Music Creation 2 |
| Prerequisites: KMB217A well-developed understanding of music practices and skill on an instrument, voice or in music production. |
| Code | Title | Offered In | Requisites |
|---|---|---|---|
| *Description: The aim of this major is to provide students with a range of understandings in the theory and practice of film, television and screen. This study area aims to enhance creative, technical and organisational abilities as well as building storytelling and communication skills. | |||
| *Assumed Knowledge: There is no specific prior knowledge required as a prerequisite to undertaking this major. | |||
| SELECT | 96cp from the Film, Television and Screen Unit Options | ||
| KPB101 Equivalents: KPB117 | Introduction to Screen Production |
| |
| KPB113 | Screen Text Analysis |
| |
| KPB116 Equivalents: KWB102 | Introduction to Screenwriting |
| |
| KPB120 Equivalents: KPB109, KIB108, KNB121 | Contemporary Screen Histories |
| |
| KPB121 Equivalents: KPB110 | Screen Business |
| |
| KPB122 Equivalents: KPB105 | Screen Crafts: Narratives |
| Prerequisites: KPB101 or KPB117 |
| KPB208 Equivalents: KPB112 | Screen Genres |
| |
| KPB215 Equivalents: KPB207 KPB260 KZB260 | Advanced Screenwriting |
| Prerequisites: KPB116 or KWB102 |
| KPB216 Equivalents: KPB210, KPB104 | Screen Content Production Management |
| Prerequisites: KPB121 or KPB110 or KPB122 |
| KPB220 Equivalents: KPB205 | Factual Screens |
| |
A maximum of 48 credit points may be taken from the following units:
* Please note: KKB347 is permitted to count as a Work Integrated Learning unit if completed in 2015 or earlier.
| Code | Title | Offered In | Requisites |
|---|---|---|---|
| KKB341 | Work Integrated Learning 1 |
| Prerequisites: Completion of 168 credit points of studyAntirequisites: BEB701, BEB702, KKB343, KKB344This is a final year (capstone) independent workplace study unit. Students are responsible for finding their own internship. For more information: http://tinyurl.com/WorkIntegratedLearning-CI |
| KKB342 | Work Integrated Learning 2 |
| Prerequisites: KKB341 or KKB343 or UXB301 or BEB701. KKB341 can be enrolled in the same teaching period as KKB342Antirequisites: BEB702This is a final year (capstone) independent workplace study unit. Students are responsible for finding their own internship. For more information: http://tinyurl.com/WorkIntegratedLearning-CI |
| KKB345 | Creative Industries Project 1 |
| Prerequisites: Completion of 72 credit points of study relevant to the specific projectThis is a professional project unit. Enrolment by application only. |
| KKB346 | Creative Industries Project 2 |
| Prerequisites: KKB345 (can be enrolled in the same teaching period)This is a professional project unit. Enrolment by application only. For more information: http://tinyurl.com/WorkIntegratedLearning-CI |
| KKB350 | Creative Industries Study Tour |
| Prerequisites: Completion of 72 credit points of studyThis is an immersive learning unit. Enrolment by application only. For more information: http://tinyurl.com/WorkIntegratedLearning-CI |
There are a number of changes to units and study areas which may affect your enrolment. Study plans for affected students have been updated.
Art and Design History
|
2018 or earlier |
Change |
From 2019 |
|---|---|---|
|
DAB103 Architectural Visualisation 1 |
Discontinued end 2018 |
|
|
DAB325 Architecture in the 20th Century |
Equivalent to |
DAB200 Modern Architecture |
|
DEB202 Introducing Design History |
Equivalent to |
DYB114 Spatial Histories or DYB124 Design Consequences |
Creative and Professional Writing
|
2018 or earlier |
Change |
From 2019 |
|---|---|---|
|
KWB112 Youth and Children’s Writing |
Discontinued end 2018 |
|
|
KWB115 Persuasive Writing |
Equivalent to |
CWB102 Influence and Persuasion |
|
KWB207 Great Books: Creative Writing Classics |
Discontinued end 2018 |
|
Entertainment
|
2019 or earlier |
Change |
From 2020 |
|---|---|---|
|
KXB201 Entertainment Practice: Balancing Creativity and Business |
Equivalent to |
CDB202 Entertainment Cultures |
|
KXB202 Project Management for Entertainment |
Discontinued end 2019 |
Choose an alternative unit from the remaining options |
|
KXB301 Entertainment Industries Studio |
Substitute with |
CDB201 Entertainment Strategy |
|
2018 or earlier |
Change |
From 2019 |
|---|---|---|
|
KPB116 Introduction to Scriptwriting |
Substitute with |
CDB101 Managing Entertainment |
|
KXB101 Introduction to Entertainment |
Equivalent to |
CYB102 Introduction to Media and Entertainment Industries |
|
KXB102 Global Entertainment |
Equivalent to |
CYB106 Global Media and Entertainment Industries |
Fashion Communication
|
2018 or earlier |
Change |
From 2019 |
|---|---|---|
|
DFB203 Sustainability: The Business of Fashion |
Equivalent to |
DFB104 Fashion Sustainability |
|
DFB302 Fashion Visualisation |
Equivalent to |
DFB105 Fashion Visualisation |
|
DFB303 Unspeakable Beauty: A History of Fashion |
Equivalent to |
DFB209 Global Fashion History |
|
DFB304 Fashion and Costume in Film |
Equivalent to |
DFB205 Fashion Media |
|
DFB402 Fashion Design: 1950 to Now |
Equivalent to |
DFB206 Global Fashion Cultures |
|
DFB404 Fashion and Style Journalism |
Equivalent to |
DFB207 Fashion and Style Journalism |
|
DFB406 Product Design and Development in the Fashion Industry |
Equivalent to |
DFB204 Fashion Product Development |
|
DFB502 Ragtrade: The Business of Fashion |
Discontinued end 2018 |
|
|
DFB602 Critical Fashion Studies |
Equivalent to |
DFB305 Critical Fashion Studies |
Interactive and Visual Design
|
2019 or earlier |
Change |
From 2020 |
|---|---|---|
|
DXB301 Interface Design |
Discontinued end 2019 |
|
| DXB304 Interactive Narrative Design |
Equivalent to |
DXB205 Interactive Narrative Media |
|
DXB501 Tangible Media |
Equivalent to |
DXB212 Tangible Media |
|
2018 or earlier |
Change |
From 2019 |
|---|---|---|
|
DXB102 Visual Communication |
Equivalent to |
DVB101 Visual Communication Design |
|
DXB201 Visual Interactions |
Substitute with |
DXB110 Principles of Interaction Design |
|
DXB202 Image Production |
Equivalent to |
DVB102 Image Design and Production |
|
DXB203 Programming for Visual Designers |
Equivalent to |
DXB111 Web Prototyping |
|
DXB302 Typographic Design |
Equivalent to |
DVB201 Typographic Design |
|
DXB303 Programming for Visual Designers |
Discontinued end 2018 |
|
|
DXB402 Theories of Visual Communication |
Equivalent to |
DVB203 Theories and Methods of Visual Communication |
|
DXB502 Visual Communication Design |
Equivalent to |
DVB302 Data Visualisation and Information Design |
Journalism
|
2020 or earlier |
Change |
From 2021 |
|---|---|---|
|
KJB280 International Journalism |
Discontinued end 2020 |
|
2019 or earlier |
Change |
From 2020 |
|---|---|---|
|
KJB222 Online Journalism 1 |
Discontinued end 2019 |
|
|
KJB224 Feature Writing |
Discontinued end 2019 |
|
|
KJB239 Journalism Ethics and Issues |
Discontinued end 2019 |
|
| KJB304 Sub-Editing | Substitute with | CWB201 Corporate Writing and Editing |
|
2018 or earlier |
Change |
From 2019 |
|---|---|---|
|
KJB101 Computational Journalism |
Discontinued end 2018 |
|
|
KJB103 Media Design and Layout |
Discontinued end 2018 |
|
|
KJB120 Newswriting |
Equivalent to |
CJB101 Newswriting |
|
KJB121 Journalistic Inquiry |
Equivalent to |
CJB103 Journalistic Inquiry |
Literary Studies
|
2018 or earlier |
Change |
From 2019 |
|---|---|---|
|
KWB108 Introduction to Literary Studies |
Equivalent to |
CWB110 Introduction to Literary and Cultural Studies |
|
KWB109 Writing Australia |
Equivalent to |
CWB113 Writing Australia |
|
KWB112 Youth and Children’s Writing |
Discontinued end 2018 |
|
|
KWB207 Great Books: Creative Writing Classics |
Discontinued end 2018 |
|
|
KWB210 Imagining the Americas: Contemporary American Literature and Culture |
Discontinued end 2018 |
|
|
KWB311 Popular Fictions, Popular Culture |
Equivalent to |
CWB112 Popular Culture: A 21st Century Communication Industry |
Media and Communication
|
2019 or earlier |
Change |
From 2020 |
|---|---|---|
|
KCB205 Professional Communication |
Equivalent to |
CCB204 Communication Planning and Practice |
|
KCB206 Social Media, Self and Society |
Equivalent to |
CCB202 Social Media, Self and Society |
|
2018 or earlier |
Change |
From 2019 |
|---|---|---|
|
KCB101 Media and Communication Texts |
Discontinued end 2018 |
|
|
KCB102 Media Mythbusting |
Equivalent to |
CCB101 Media Issues and Debates |
|
KCB103 Strategic Speech Communication |
Equivalent to |
CCB203 Strategic Speech Communication |
|
KCB104 Media and Communication: Industries |
Discontinued end 2018 |
|
|
KCB105 Inquiry in Media and Communication |
|
Offered for the last time 2020 |
|
KCB203 Consumption Matters: Consumer Cultures and Identity |
Discontinued end 2018 |
|
|
KCB301 Media Audiences |
Equivalent to |
CYB105 Understanding Audiences |
The above information is subject to change.
There are a number of changes to units and study areas which may affect your enrolment. Study plans for affected students have been updated.
Creative and Professional Writing
|
2019 or earlier |
Change |
From 2020 |
|---|---|---|
|
KWB213 Corporate Writing and Editing |
Equivalent to |
CWB201 Corporate Writing and Editing |
|
2018 or earlier |
Change |
From 2019 |
|---|---|---|
|
KWB108 Introduction to Literary Studies |
Equivalent to |
CWB110 Introduction to Literary and Cultural Studies |
|
KWB112 Youth and Children’s Writing |
Discontinued end 2018 |
|
|
KWB115 Persuasive Writing |
Equivalent to |
CWB102 Influence and Persuasion |
|
KWB207 Great Books: Creative Writing Classics |
Discontinued end 2018 |
|
Entertainment
|
2019 or earlier |
Change |
From 2020 |
|---|---|---|
|
KXB201 Entertainment Practice: Balancing Creativity and Business |
Equivalent to |
CDB202 Entertainment Cultures |
|
KXB202 Project Management for Entertainment |
Discontinued end 2019 |
Choose an alternative unit from the remaining options |
|
KXB301 Entertainment Industries Studio |
Substitute with |
CDB201 Entertainment Strategy |
|
2018 or earlier |
Change |
From 2019 |
|---|---|---|
|
KXB101 Introduction to Entertainment |
Equivalent to |
CYB102 Introduction to Media and Entertainment Industries |
|
KXB102 Global Entertainment |
Equivalent to |
CYB106 Global Media and Entertainment Industries |
Fashion Communication
|
2018 or earlier |
Change |
From 2019 |
|---|---|---|
|
DFB203 Sustainability: The Business of Fashion |
Equivalent to |
DFB104 Fashion Sustainability |
|
DFB302 Fashion Visualisation |
Equivalent to |
DFB105 Fashion Visualisation |
|
DFB303 Unspeakable Beauty: A History of Fashion |
Equivalent to |
DFB209 Global Fashion History |
|
DFB304 Fashion and Costume in Film |
Equivalent to |
DFB205 Fashion Media |
|
DFB402 Fashion Design: 1950 to Now |
Equivalent to |
DFB206 Global Fashion Cultures |
|
DFB404 Fashion and Style Journalism |
Equivalent to |
DFB207 Fashion and Style Journalism |
|
DFB406 Product Design and Development in the Fashion Industry |
Equivalent to |
DFB204 Fashion Product Development |
|
DFB502 Ragtrade: The Business of Fashion |
Discontinued end 2018 |
|
|
DFB602 Critical Fashion Studies |
Equivalent to |
DFB305 Critical Fashion Studies |
Interactive and Visual Design
|
2019 or earlier |
Change |
From 2020 |
|---|---|---|
|
DXB301 Interface Design |
Discontinued end 2019 |
|
|
2018 or earlier |
Change |
From 2019 |
|---|---|---|
|
DXB102 Visual Communication |
Equivalent to |
DVB101 Visual Communication Design |
|
DXB201 Visual Interactions |
Substitute with |
DXB110 Principles of Interaction Design |
|
DXB202 Image Production |
Equivalent to |
DVB102 Image Design and Production |
|
DXB203 Programming for Visual Designers |
Equivalent to |
DXB111 Web Prototyping |
|
DXB302 Typographic Design |
Equivalent to |
DVB201 Typographic Design |
|
DXB303 Programming for Visual Designers |
Discontinued end 2018 |
|
|
DXB402 Theories of Visual Communication |
Equivalent to |
DVB203 Theories and Methods of Visual Communication |
|
DXB502 Visual Communication Design |
Equivalent to |
DVB302 Data Visualisation and Information Design |
Media and Communication
|
2020 or earlier |
Change |
From 2021 |
|---|---|---|
|
KCB105 Inquiry in Media and Communication |
Discontinued end 2020 |
CCB301 Communication Research Methods |
|
2019 or earlier |
Change |
From 2020 |
|---|---|---|
|
KCB205 Professional Communication |
Equivalent to |
CCB204 Communication Planning and Practice |
|
KCB206 Social Media, Self and Society |
Equivalent to |
CCB202 Social Media, Self and Society |
|
2018 or earlier |
Change |
From 2019 |
|---|---|---|
|
KCB101 Media and Communication Texts |
Discontinued end 2018 |
|
|
KCB102 Media Mythbusting |
Equivalent to |
CCB101 Media Issues and Debates |
|
KCB103 Strategic Speech Communication |
Equivalent to |
CCB203 Strategic Speech Communication |
|
KCB104 Media and Communication: Industries |
Discontinued end 2018 |
Seek Faculty Advice |
|
KCB203 Consumption Matters: Consumer Cultures and Identity |
Discontinued end 2018 |
|
|
KCB301 Media Audiences |
Equivalent to |
CYB105 Understanding Audiences |
The above information is subject to change.
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