1997 Swinburne Higher Education Handbook

to take the award of the stage just completed. In this way
students may not seek multiple awards for the same study
sequence.
Duration of course
The Graduate Certificate of Engineering (CAD/CAM) is a
one semester full-time course. It can be completed part-time
over two semesters.
Course structure
Semester 1
Credit points
MM641 Computer Aided Design 15.0
MM642 Manufacturing Management Systems 20.0
MM643 Robotics and Automotation 7.5
MM644 Numerical Control 7.5
~075 Graduate Certificate in
Computer Systems
Engineering
(subject to accreditation)
See entry under Master of Engineering in Computer
Systems.
*I* Graduate Certificate of
Engineering (Industrial
Engineering)
(subject to accreditation)
See entry under Master of Engineering (Industrial
Engineering).
z170 Graduate Certificate of
Engineering in Open Systems
(subject to accreditation)
See entry under Z190 Master of Engineering in Open
Systems.
Graduate Certificate of Risk
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(subject to accreditation)
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of Engineering @sk Management).
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(9. This program addresses needs of industry to improve the
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o management of resources associated with short and long
2. term risk to people, assets and production. The program
a provides further studies for graduates from all branches of
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more specialist knowledge in Risk Management.
{. Entrance requirements
A degree or diploma in any branch of Engineering, Applied
Science or Business.
Course structure
Introduction to Risk
Quantitative Risk
Risk Management Principles
Financial Risk Management
Risk Analysis
Further information
Contact the School of Mechanical and Manufacturing
Engineering on 9214 8004.
Internet: http://www.mm.swin.edu.au
*a, Graduate Certificate of
Engineering (Robotics &
Automation)
(subject to accreditation)
This course may lead to the Graduate Diploma and Master
of Engineering (Robotics & Automation).
This is a six month full-time or one year part-time course
commencing in March.
The degree program
Graduates from this program will be able to work on the
implementation of Robotic and Non-contact inspection
systems in manufacturing.
Entrance requirements
A degree or diploma in any branch of Engineering, Applied
Science or Business.
Course structure
Advanced Robotics
Non-Contact Inspection
Object Oriented Programming
Computer Control & Sensing
Further Information
Contact the Industrial Research Institute Swinburne (IRIS)
on 9214 8280.
Internet: http://www.swin.edu.au.iris
*** Graduate Certificate in
Telecommunications
(subject to accreditation)
See entry under Master of Engineering in
Telecommunications.