Bachelor's degree

===Computer science and information systems===
There are various undergraduate degrees in [[information technology]] incorporating programming, database design, software engineering, networks and information systems. These programs prepare graduates for further [[postgraduate research]] degrees or for employment in a variety of roles in the [[information technology]] industry. The program focus may be on the technical or theoretical aspects of the subject matter, depending on which course is taken.
* Theoretically oriented degrees focus on [[computer science]] and are correspondingly titled. These include the [[Bachelor of Computing]] (BComp) and [[Bachelor of Computer Science]] (BCompSc) degrees. Computer science is also offered as a major within most [[Bachelor of Science]] programs.
* The practically oriented degrees cover many disciplines from within the [[information technology|IT industry]] including software engineering, information systems, and data communications. Examples here include the [[Bachelor of Science in Information Technology]] (BScIT), the [[Bachelor of Computer Applications]] (BCA), the [[Bachelor of Information Technology]], and the Bachelor of Applied Science (Information Technology) (BAScIT)) degrees. Many of the disciplines taught as part of these degrees are covered under other degrees, such as engineering, as well.
* Degrees combining IT with business study are also offered at many universities. Specialized programs in [[information systems]]—such as the [[Bachelor of Business Information Systems]] (BBIS) program—are often positioned as professionally oriented degrees. More general degrees here would include business degrees, such as the [[Bachelor of Business Administration|BBA]] or [[Bachelor of Commerce|BCom]], with information systems as a concentration.
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