1996 Swinburne Higher Education Handbook

Year 3
Semester l
ID501 Industrial Design 4 20.0
ID502 Technology 5 12.5
ID503 Professional Studies 3 10.0
ID505 Art and Design Culture 1A 7.5
Semester 2
ID601 Industrial Design 6 20.0
ID605 Art and Design Culture 1B 10.0
ID607 Design Research Skills 12.5
ID608 Independent Study Program (ISP1) 7.5
~020150 Bachelor of Design (Honours)
(Graphic Design)
Industry Based Learning (IBL)
The aim of this honours year is to meet the present and
future needs of industry, and to educate people with a high
degree of creative ability for positions of administrative
responsibility in the areas of direction and production of
printing, publishing, computer-based production techniques,
advertising, education and information design.
At the completion of the second year, students with a credit
or above in all subjects may be selected for the honours
program. They are required to spend the whole of the third
year working in an industrial situation organised by
9. Swinburne. This third year enables the student to begin
professional practice, supervised by senior staff.
2.
During the year in industry, students are required to attend
g the University for one day per week for subjects: Print
a Technology and Art and Design Culture.
. In the final year, in addition to Studio Projects 4, Design
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3 Management is studied.
Course structure
First and second year
(common to degree and degree with honours)
Year 3 (D020)
Semester I
Credit points
GD303 Industrial Year (HECS Exemption) 37.5
GD335 Art and Design Culture 10.0
GD322 Print Technology 5.0
Semester 2
GD303 Industrial Year (HECS Exemption) 37.5
GD335 An and Design Culture 10.0
Year 4 (D050)
Semester I
GD410 Studio Projects 4A 35.0
GD411
Studio Projects 4B
(Honours Dissertation) 12.5
GD490 Design Management 5.0
Semester 2
GD410 Studio Projects 4A 35.0
GD411
Studio Projects 4B
(Honours Dissertation) 12.5
D060
DP61
Bachelor of Design (Honours)
(Graphic Design)
(Industrial Design)
Swinburne Design Centre
Degree students who achieve an overall high standard in
their final year qualify to apply for the Swinburne Design
Centre Honours program which provides an introduction to
professional design practice in an educational environment.
Students who are selected for this program undertake a
variety of professional consultancy-based design projects
under the guidance of lecturing staff and industry mentors.
Course structure
Graphic Design (D060)
Year 4
Semester 1
Credit points
GD410 Studio Projects 4A 35.0
GD411 Studio Projects 4B
(Honours Dissertation) 12.5
GD490 Design Management 5.0
Semester 2
GD410 Studio Projects 4A 35.0
GD411
Studio Projects 4B
(Honours Dissertation) 12.5
Industrial Design (DP61)
Year 4
Semester 1
ID701 Industrial Design 7 25.0
ID708 Independent Study Program 2 uSP2) 10.0
ID707 Design Research Methods 1 15.0
Semester 2
Credit points
ID801 Industrial Design 8 25.0
ID808 Independent Study Program 3 (ISP3) 10.0
ID807 Design Research Methods 3 15.0
Engineering
c050 Bachelor of Engineering (Civil)
1996 VTAC course code 34377
Bachelor of Engineering courses are currently under review.
Bachelor of Engineering 1995
syllabus course
This program will extend over eight academic semesters plus
two semesters of industry based learning.
Degree course revision
Students entering the first year of the Civil Engineering
course will be enrolled in the common first year, and will
follow the Bachelor of Engineering (Civil) 1995 syllabus.
Part-time study
The course may be completed by part-time study. A few
subjects are available as evening subjects.
Course structure (1 995 syllabus)
This course is currently under review. The course is being
introduced progessively and details of Years 3,4 and 5 will
appear in the 1997 Handbook. For further information
contact the School of Civil Engineering and Building.