I have done some fairly extensve research on the differences between a Backelor of Compuer Science and a Bachelor of Software engineering and please correct me if I am wrong but from my research I have found that both computer science and seng degrees study the same exact core subjects and infact you can do a bachelor of computer science and do the exact same subjects as someone who does a seng degree by choosing the same electives that they do and visa versa.
The only difference I have found is that seng students do an extra year which consists of a development project which makes their degree 4 years instead of comp science's 3. Personally I would rather be in industy that extra year which is why I reckon I will study a Bachelor of Computer Science.
A Bachelor of IT studies many (but not all) of the core comp / seng courses and focuses on IT management systems.
From what I can see all 3 courses can be modified to cover the exact same content. It just depends on what you would rather call yourself ... A "compSci graduate", "BIT graduate" or "Seng graduate"
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but less people are hired under a BIT as for some reason employers dont credit the course as highly as the other 2.
both UNSW and USYD are equally good choices with a Bachelor of Science in IT @ UTS being a good second choice that is more like BIT at USYD.
Is this correct?