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Chapter 2: Masters Program Format and Timetables 14 Vocational electives (Business) Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday • BAFI1070— Financial Statement Analysis (1 daytime class for full-time students; 1 evening class for part-time students) • ACCT2108— Performance Measurement • ACCT2127— Accounting for Management Decisions • ECON1113— Economic Analysis for Business • BUSM1174— Leading and Managing Change (14 March, 9am- 5pm) • MKTG1100— Marketing Management and Implementation (1 daytime class for full-time students; 1 evening class for part-time students) • OMGT1021— Supply Chain Principles (Workshop: March 28, 9am- 5pm) • ACCT2127— Accounting for Management Decisions (1 daytime class for full-time students; 1 evening class for part-time students) • ECON1113— Economic Analysis for Business (D) • BUSM1174— Leading and Managing Change (15 March, 9am- 5pm) • BAFI1059— Managerial Finance • OMGT1021— Supply Chain Principles (Workshop: March 29, 9am- 5pm) • ECON1113— Economic Analysis for Business (D) • BUSM1174— Leading and Managing Change (16 March, 9am- 5pm; 18 May, 9am-5pm) • BAFI1059— Managerial Finance (D) • OMGT1021— Supply Chain Principles (Workshop: March 30, 9am- 1pm) • ACCT2127— Accounting for Management Decisions (Intensive, D) Table 4: Specialist Cluster courses according to weekly timetable, February Semester 2006 • ACCT2127— Accounting for Management Decisions (intensive; 9.30am-4.30pm) - 17 & 18 March - 7 & 8 April - 12 & 13 May • OMGT1021— Supply Chain Principles (Tutorial: May 6, 9am-5pm)
2.3.3 July Semester 2006 Advanced Databases Bioinformatics Computer Security Intelligent Systems Networked & Distributed Systems Search Engines Software Engineering Web-based Computing Chapter 2: Masters Program Format and Timetables <strong>The</strong> following table displays the courses that are run each week for July Semester 2006. (Note: Courses usually run from 5.30pm to 9.30pm. Daytime classes are indicated by a D.) Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday • ISYS2359—File Structures and Database Systems (D, Bundoora) • MATH1300— Analysis of Medical Data (D) • COSC2033— Evolutionary Computing (D; seminar) • COSC1176— Network Programming • ISYS1085— Software Testing • INTE1125— Cryptography and Security • COSC2107— Network Security • COSC2107— Network Security • COSC2275— Software Requirements Engineering • ISYS1078— Multimedia Information Retrieval • COSC2308— Advanced Topics in Bioinformatics (D, seminar) • COSC1174— Advanced Client Server Architectures • ISYS1078— Multimedia Information Retrieval • ISYS1081— Software Reuse (seminar) • ISYS1078— Multimedia Information Retrieval • ISYS1072— Deductive and Object-Relational Databases • COSC2151— Intro to Computational Biology (seminar) • COSC2048— Agent Oriented Programming and Design (D; seminar) • ISYS1072— Deductive and Object-Relational Databases • COSC1182— Usability Engineering • COSC1182— Usability Engineering • COSC2149— Research Methods (D) Table 5: Specialist Cluster courses according to weekly timetable, July Semester 2006 • COSC1168— Internet and Intranet Document Engineering • COSC2302— Computer & Internet Forensics • COSC1168— Internet and Intranet Document Engineerings • COSC2302— Computer & Internet Forensics • COSC1168— Internet and Intranet Document Engineering 15
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