Australian engineer immigrants

Apply if you meet the requirements, and whether you can pass it depends on his specific situation.

For Australian skilled immigrant applicants, career assessment is a very important link in the process of Australian immigration. For computer-related professionals, it is necessary to evaluate their career through the Australian Computer Society (ACS). At present, if you want to pass the vocational examination, you must have one year of relevant work experience or have studied PY for one year.

26 13 12 development programmer

Interpretation of this major by the Bureau of Statistics: Interpreter's specification, technical design and flow chart, building, maintaining and modifying the code of software application, building technical specification from business function model, testing and writing technical documents.

Under normal circumstances, if most courses of undergraduate and master students are basically programming, and their work experience is relatively more programming, then it is more appropriate to evaluate this major.

26 13 13 software engineer

Interpretation of this major by the Bureau of Statistics: design, development, modification, documentation, testing, implementation, installation and support of software applications and systems.

Software engineer is the occupation of EA (Australian Institute of Engineers) returning to ACS (Australian Institute of Technical Machines) after the New Deal. Generally speaking, the evaluation of EA is more difficult than that of ACS.

Note: Neither the Vocational Assessment Association nor the Immigration Bureau has given more explanations on the definitions of 26 13 12 development programmer and 26 13 13 software engineer. However, from the current assessment, posts and courses often involve more basic programming, and it is more likely to be assessed as 26 13655. However, if the work and courses are more inclined to architecture design and more inclined to design and document work, it is more appropriate to evaluate 26 13 13 software engineers.

Computer students who have just graduated from the same major in Australia may get different evaluation results because of different elective courses.

The following are professional descriptions of some common IT immigration majors:

26111/ICT business analyst

Interpretation of this major by the Bureau of Statistics: Identify and communicate with users in order to formulate and generate a demand statement, so as to create system and software solutions.

In general, if you are a business information major, you can basically evaluate this profession, whether it is an undergraduate or a master's degree.

26 1 1 12 system analyst

The Bureau of Statistics interprets this major as: evaluating the procedures and methods used in existing information and communication technology systems, modifying proposals, adding system components or new systems to meet the user needs expressed in specifications and other documents.

Under normal circumstances, if the undergraduate and master's courses are basically in line with system analysis, both network security analysis and data analysis can basically get this evaluation.

26 13 1 1 analysis programmer

Interpretation of this major by the Bureau of Statistics: analyze user requirements, product requirements documents and system plans, and code, test, debug, maintain and document programs and applications.

Nominated occupations involve pre-sales user demand analysis and other related content.

26 13 12 development programmer

Interpretation of this major by the Bureau of Statistics: Interpreter's specification, technical design and flow chart, building, maintaining and modifying the code of software application, building technical specification from business function model, testing and writing technical documents.

Under normal circumstances, if most courses of undergraduate and master students are basically programming, and their work experience is relatively more programming, then it is more appropriate to evaluate this major.