16 units (96 points) from the Bachelor of Computer Science

Part A – Computer science foundation study Part D – Problem solving and analytical skills study

Part B – Professional skills study Part E – Applied practice

Part C – Specialist discipline knowledge

Part A – Foundation commerce knowledge (24 points)

Part B – Actuarial Science discipline with capstone (72 points)

Foundation commerce knowledge (24 points)

Students must complete 4 compulsory commerce specified units:

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  ECC1000
  
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  ETC1000
  
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  ECC1100
  
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  ETC2410
  

Principles of microeconomics

Business and economic statistics

Principles of macroeconomics

Introductory econometrics
Actuarial Science discipline with capstone (72 points)

Students MUST complete the following 8 units (48 points)

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  ACC1100 Introduction to financial accounting
  
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  BFC1001 Foundations of finance
  
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  BFC2140 Corporate Finance
  
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  BFC2340 Debt mkts and fixed inc securities
  
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  ETC2420 Statistical methods in insurance
  
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  ETC2430 Actuarial statistics
  
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  ETC2440 Mathematics for economics and
  

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  ETC3530 Contingencies in insurance and
  

progress into Honours in econometrics and business statistics

Plus 4 of the following units – List (b) (24 points)

Prerequisite/s ETC1000 ETC2410 or ETC3440 or MTH2232 ETC2410 or ETC3440 or ETC2400 ETC2420 or ETC2520 or MTH2222 ETC2430 ETC2410 or ETC3440 or MTH2232 MTH2010 or MTH2015 or MTH2032 or ETC2440 and ETC2520 or MTH2222

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  ETC2520 Probability and statistical inference
  
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  ETC3400 Principles of econometrics**
  
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  ETC3410 Applied econometrics**
  
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  ETC3420 Insurance mathematics
  
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  ETC3430 Financial mathematics under uncertainty
  
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  ETC3460 Financial econometrics
  
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  ETC3510 Modelling in finance and insurance
  

**One of ETC3400 or ETC3410 is required to progress to Honours

in econometrics and Business Statistics

B20091 - Bachelor of Actuarial Science/Bachelor of Computer Science - Advanced Computer Science specialisation Recommended Course Progression (commencing 2017)
Year level 1
Foundation Commerce (Compulsory) ECC1000 Principles of microeconomics	Foundation Commerce (Compulsory) ETC1000 Business and economic statistics		BCompSci___FIT2004_Algorithms_and_data_structures__BCompSci'>BCompSci___FIT1008_Introduction_to_computer_science__BCompSci'>BCompSci'>BCompSci FIT1045 Algorithms and programming fundamentals in python		BCompSci MAT1830 Discrete mathematics for computer science
Actuarial Science Discipline (Compulsory) BFC1001 Foundations of finance	Foundation Commerce (Compulsory) ETC2410 Introductory econometrics		BCompSci FIT1008 Introduction to computer science		BCompSci MAT1841 Continuous mathematics for computer science
Year level 2
Actuarial Science Discipline (Compulsory) ETC2430 Applied stochastic modelling	Actuarial Science Discipline (Compulsory) ETC2440 Mathematics for economics and business		BCompSci FIT2004 Algorithms and data structures		BCompSci FIT1047 Introduction to computer systems, networks and security
Actuarial Science Discipline (Compulsory) ETC2420 Statistical methods in insurance	Actuarial Science Discipline (Compulsory) BFC2140 Corporate Finance		BCompSci FIT2014 Theory of computation		BCompSci FIT1049 IT professional practice
Year level 3
Foundation Commerce (Compulsory) ECC1100 Principles of macroeconomics		Actuarial Science Discipline (list b) at Level 3		BCompSci FIT2099 Object-oriented design and implementation		BCompSci L3 Computer science Elective
Actuarial Science Discipline (Compulsory) ACC1100 Introduction to financial accounting		Actuarial Science Discipline (list b) at Level 2		BCompSci FIT2102 Programming paradigms		BCompSci FIT3155 Advanced algorithms and data structures
Year level 4
Actuarial Science Discipline (Compulsory) BFC2340 Debt markets and fixed income securities		Actuarial Science Discipline (list b) at Level 3		BCompSci FIT3161 Ccomputer science project 1		BCompSci FIT3171 Databases
Actuarial Science Discipline (Compulsory Capstone) ETC3530 Contingencies in insurance and pensions		Actuarial Science Discipline (list b) at Level 3		BCompSci FIT3161 Ccomputer science project 2		BCompSci FIT3143 Parallel computing

RESPONSIBILITY FOR UNIT CHOICE

Students are advised that, while the course advisors will endeavour to give every possible assistance and advice concerning unit choice, the onus is on students to ensure that units selected meet degree regulations and requirements.

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  MUST complete 16 units in the Bachelor of Actuarial Science
  
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  MUST have a minimum of 4 units at Level 3 in Bachelor of Actuarial Science