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Computing and Information Systems Units For Semester 1, 2013
KXA434 Human Computer Interaction
KXA435 Artificial Intelligence
KXA436 Advanced Games Programming
KXA437 Designing Virtual Worlds
KXA437 Special Topic D
KXA453 Advanced Computer Security
KXA461 Advanced Networks
KXE232 Microcontrollers
KXG163 Games Fundamentals
KXG261 Games Design and Production
KXG363 Advanced Games Programming
KXG563 Games Fundamentals
KXH141 Virtual Reality Technology
KXH241 User Interface Design
KXH343 Designing Virtual Worlds
KXH541 Virtual Reality Technology
KXH543 User Interface Design
KXH645 Immersive Worlds Project A
KXH647 Designing Virtual Worlds
KXH741 Advanced Project A
KXH742 Advanced Project B
KXI101 Business Information Systems
KXI221 Requirement Analysis and Modelling
KXI222 Business and Information Analysis
KXI321 Information Systems Management
KXI751 Management of Information Systems
KXI753 Information Systems Strategy Formulation
KXI762 IS Project Management
KXT101 Programming and Problem Solving
KXT102 Programming with Data Structures
KXT107 Computer Systems Fundamentals
KXT201 Algorithms
KXT209 Advanced Dynamic Web Development
KXT306 Artificial Intelligence
KXT313 Human Computer Interaction
KXT314 Computing Research Project
KXT471 Internet and Web Applications
KXX001 Computer Applications
KXX231 ICT Project Management
KXX331 ICT Project A
KXX401 ICT Research Methods
KXX771 Internet and Web Applications
Note: Some units utilise Video Conferencing in their teaching. Learning by video conference is somewhat different from face to face learning. It is particularly important for tutorial groups to get to know each other. Students benefit greatly from being able to share understandings particularly when the lecturer is teaching from a different location. The leaflet "The student's guide to video conferencing" (PDF format) will provide helpful hints.