1997 Swinburne Higher Education Handbook

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Swinburne University of Technology
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Sections General University Informa
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A Coat ofArms A proud history Ll Th
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General enquiries: 9215 7000 The Li
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UNION STREET SHOPS PRIVATE HWSES CA
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P UNIMRSIN COUNCIL J Membership as
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g Corporate Services 3 Facilities a
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University Services 0 f Access Educ
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2 Lilydale campus 5 Richard O'Brien
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family status, impairment, religiou
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synthesizer and screen enlarger is
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9 Health Service (Hawthorn) Coordin
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expectation that it will better ref
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includes lawn-mowers, mulchers, whi
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committee format to plan and prepar
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~~ -~ Swinburne Centres Research Ce
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COTAR promoted and facilitates tech
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Centre for Innovation and Enterpris
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Centre for Social Research Chair Jo
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Undergraduate Courses: General Info
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Undergraduate courses Division of S
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Undergraduate courses Swinburne at
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Bachelor of Engineering BEng Chemic
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Detailed information on the extent
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(cooperative) format are considered
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5 3 - Prizes and Scholarships Divis
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scholarship for up to two years for
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Business, Humanities & Social Scien
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D.G. Vinen, DipEdwon), BEcwon), MAd
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$ School of Social and Behavioural
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fails fifty per cent or more of the
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@ NO61 Certificate in Commercial Ra
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Plus four electives chosen from the
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Subiects offered Stage 1 Core subje
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information. It should be noted tha
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AH201 Mind, Language and Thought AH
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society, economy and government in
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~055 Bachelor of Business The Bache
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Stage one (core subject) BLllO Lega
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Manufacturing Management The manufa
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A further two subjects from other d
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A065 Vietnamese AV103 Vietnamese 1A
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Duration The Bachelor of Arts(Honou
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Science, Engineering and Design Und
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School of Civil Engineering and Bui
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Industrial Research Institute Swinb
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The policy of the Divisional Board
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If a student elects not to sit for
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who would benefit from transfer to
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helping meet society's needs, such
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Student workload and credit point s
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Associate Diploma of Applied Scienc
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semesters), with the option of an a
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ES200 Object-Oriented Software Deve
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SM484 Experimental Design and Multi
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computer software covering programm
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Counselling 8.5 SP631 Neurophysiolo
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2031 Bachelor of Applied Science/ E
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ID403 ID404 ID405 Year 3 Semester 1
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C050 Bachelor of Engineering (Civil
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SK280 Software Design 10 SM233 Engi
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1990 syllabus (Students currently e
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Course strudure (proposed) 1997 Ful
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2044 Bachelor of Software Engineeri
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Course structure (1990 syllabus) Th
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Application procedure Refer to page
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Deputy Vice-Chancellor To be appoin
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Leave of Absence will be eligible f
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and the Internet, from their homes.
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In Stage three, subjects can be tak
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LBC303 Strategic Cost Management LB
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shown in entries for all psychology
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CONTENTS Postgraduate Courses: Gene
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Postg rad uate courses Division of
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Postgraduate courses Division of Sc
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Degree of Master Master of Applied
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Business, Humanities & Social Scien
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The course may be run 'in-house' fo
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to provide an entry to postgraduate
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to prepare students for entry level
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C entrepreneurs, but also to 'entre
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equired to complete appropriate sub
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considerable relevant experience an
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The program includes the following
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Master degrees NO91 Master of Arts
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language subjects and overall high
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Term 3 (10 weeks) BB804 Management
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Location Normally these classes wil
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i! m a n c 0 A090 Master of Busines
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entrepreneurial theory) and a secon
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Postgraduate course descriptions Gr
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Graduate Diplomas Z084 Graduate Dip
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the Graduate Certificate in Social
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M081 Graduate Diploma in Maintenanc
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Semester 2 SC737 Research Skills, P
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Students are not normally permitted
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Z190 zi80 zi 70 Master of Engineeri
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Course structure (1 993 syllabus) C
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A4106 Advanced ltalian 1 A 6 hours
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AA309 Italian 3X AA375 Industry Bas
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AD1 02/ Australian Society, the Eco
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AD208 Negotiation and Change Manage
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*AH205 Social Philosophy, Politics
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AH31 0 Approaches to Culture 3 hour
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Textbooks Japanese Section, T, Dial
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A304 Japanese 3D 6 hours per week H
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tn A1404 Japanese Business and Indu
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AK103 Korean 1A AK206 Korean 2B 6 h
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Recommended reading Dong-a's Nm Con
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Library, 1979 Buell, L. Literary Tr
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ALM310 Electronic Writing 3 hours p
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VI C -. broadcasting service. Recom
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Cook, P. (ed.) The Cinema Book. Lon
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indigenous people will be canvassed
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AP112 Australian Identities 3 hours
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interest and pressure groups. The a
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v, C _q Objedives and Content The s
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AS403 Research Report 3 hoursper we
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AV103 Vietnamese 1 A 6 hours per we
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Recommended reading Best, J.B. Cogn
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empirical research question, design
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AY513 Research Colloquium 3 hourspe
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AY612 Second Supervised Pradicum -
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towards business that encourages an
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BB809 Strategic Project - Master of
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Recommended reading Gul, F.A., Teoh
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particular, companies, unincorporat
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Australian Federal Tax Reporter, No
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Recommended reading Emmanuel, C. an
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BE331 Public Finance 3 hours per we
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institutions provided that they sho
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-. 0- systematically develop compet
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The subject will: examine the rapid
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Recommended reading Morgan, G. Imag
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and organisational - context; to de
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influences its operations. To explo
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acceptance and rejection of goods,
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m an understanding of the law appli
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Creighton, W.B., Ford, W. and Mitch
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A case study with a strongly practi
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BM338 Asian Pacific Business Pradic
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BM602 Strategic Management 12.5 cre
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under the Pathways project. Formal
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SPSS for Windows software to anlays
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subject students will make extensiv
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-. 0- BS2540 Legal Procedure and Ev
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Textbooks Eden, P., Entity Relation
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Content The following topics are in
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the design of good quality entry fo
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BT502 Current Issues in lnformation
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BT564 Business Programming 2A 12.5
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the organisational role of end user
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Content A series of topics selected
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Recommended Reading Halpin, T.A., C
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CE102 Engineering Design6 ,:, J ,L
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CE216 Structural Mechanics 1 k [bid
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n h{ &? ch 1 CE277 Temporary Strudu
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Timber design: simple beam and colu
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Recommended reading Austroads. Rura
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and without drop panels; long colum
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CE505 Investigation Project 12.5 cr
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interaction; interaction of lightly
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-. & g wastes; bioremediation; meth
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Finance Budgets management reportin
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2 CE693 Introduction to Contract La
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CE792 Health and Safety in construc
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problem solving and decision making
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Englewood Ciffs, N.J. Prentice Hall
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Conctpts and Implementation. Englew
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AC Machine Transients: Space phasor
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microcomputers; the logical and ele
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i Content The student chooses a par
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Obiectives and content EF618 Manage
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Objectives and Content A course foc
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On completion of the subject studen
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V) -. Obiectives and content - ~8 C
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linkage between established theory
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Content Software costing, schedulin
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grammar; FIRST and FOLLOW sets; the
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ES518 Computer Graphics and Virtual
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ES609 Soft Computing Obiedives . 10
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implementations; trees; heaps and p
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spoken English in order to assist t
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metals and nonmetals; organic and i
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ID301 Industrial Design 3 12.5 cred
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Content Advanced engineering drawin
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culture, taste, style, the vernacul
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Introduction to business support sy
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skills of organisation behaviour an
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various ways in which the total cor
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IT906 Human-Computer Interaction (H
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LBC200 Computer Accounting Systems
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Specifically, the course will: fami
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appreciation of macroeconomic conce
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Latimer, P., Australian Business La
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Content i- to explore the meaning,
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C cr Topics covered: information sy
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LCS305 Database Structures and Algo
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EM200 Popular Culture 3 hours per w
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Content Information society: concep
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9' LSY 100 Psychology 100 4 hours p
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psychotherapeutic counselling; to p
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-. Recommended reading CASA Aeronau
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MF23 1 Aircraft General Knowledge 2
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?' MF330 Ground School , fl o d y Y
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concepts of strength, toughness, an
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, \r,,i,.O~~~k MM245 Thermodynamics
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MM295 Measurement and Control syste
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Macroeconomics of cost, profit marg
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This topic provides basic understan
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Prenter, P.M., Splines and Variatio
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- -. mathematics structures used in
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-. " Kinematics and kinetics of spa
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easoning. ~ ~ 5 Keactor 5 6 Design
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management attitudes, scope of prob
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V) c _q Calendering and coating. Ma
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Interfacing elements - analog circu
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-. u Recommended reading De Jonghe,
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to specifically study the operation
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electrical systems. Recommended rea
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Lees, F.P., Loss Prevention in the
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MP711 Mass Transfer 9 credit points
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environmental aspects. Corrosion an
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SC318 Microbiology 7.5 credit point
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SC717 Basic Surface Science 7.5 cre
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SC740 Chemistry of Surface Coatings
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SC753 Thin Films and Foams 7.5 cred
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SCE203 Industrial Process Engineeri
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Content Review of fundamental conce
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Analogies among momentum, heat, and
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SCE502 Reactor Design 10 credit poi
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v, engineering activities and an un
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Content This subject provides preli
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, independent Schrodinger equations
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Content Transients in single time c
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SE230 Cardiovascular Biophysics 10
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methods for analogue and digital tr
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Page 541 and 542: V) -. and sdb; shell programming (d
Page 544: Index
Page 547 and 548: Environmental Health 121 European S
Page 549 and 550: Certificate in Commercial Radio 74
Page 551 and 552: Open Systems 200 Risk Management 20
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Page 555 and 556: Master of Engineering (by coursewor
Page 557 and 558: Notes
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