1996 Swinburne Higher Education Handbook

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Postgraduate General Information Chart of all postgraduate courses 153 Abbreviations of postgraduate awards 157 Enquiries 158 Entrance requirements 158 Application procedure 158 Fees 158
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Swinburne University of Technology
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General University lnformation Swin
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2 Z A proud history The 1992 procla
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86 Swinburne at Lilydale g. U" Gene
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9 University Council Membership as
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Division of Science, Engineering an
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Swinburne Organisation Structure CO
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During semester breaks and other ti
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n Local help is provided but there
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Library Libraries on each of the th
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g EL Parking Enquiries, Facilities
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Career Planning and Industry Liaiso
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In March or April of each year the
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Ethel Caf The Ethel Caf is the larg
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Clubs Some twenty different sportin
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Swinburne Centres Centre for Applie
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control systems; polymer processing
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Current Research and Training Theme
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Undergraduate courses Division of B
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Undergraduab courses Division of Sc
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Abbreviations of undergraduate awar
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The categories are: Age and Educati
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Leave of absence Students who have
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6 3 g holders of a HECS postgraduat
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William Buck and For the ten best s
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of Information Technology. The awar
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Division of Business, Humanities an
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Division of Business, Humanities an
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Senior Lecturers N. Fukushima, BA(T
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General Student Information All ful
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Appeals against decisions of the St
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Articulation arrangements Students
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evaluation of each applicant's like
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Students may not double-count subje
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knowledge and understanding of Viet
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AH307 AH308 AH309 AH310 AH3 11 AH3
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Sociology at Swinburne is distincti
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of study in business modelling will
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The seven core subjects are: BCllO
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Students are required to successful
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The following language subjects are
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Discipline specific and research co
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Division of Science, Engineering an
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Lecturers R.G. Assadi, AssDipArt(Mi
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Page 126 and 127: SM703 Stochastic Processes SM704 Ma
Page 128 and 129: Year 3 Semester l ID501 Industrial
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Page 132 and 133: Course structure (1995 syllabus) Ye
Page 134 and 135: Segment 2 IT201 Decision Analysis 1
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Page 139 and 140: Swinburne at Lilydale Academic staf
Page 141 and 142: industry Based Learning (IBL) The o
Page 143 and 144: Stage 3 Semester 1 LCS606 Computing
Page 145 and 146: Marketing Successful companies take
Page 147 and 148: Stage 2 LBE200 Macroeconomics LBC20
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Page 159 and 160: Abbreviations of postgraduate award
Page 161: Business, Humanities and Social Sci
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Page 167 and 168: BH414 BT412 BT413 Structure Managem
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Page 179 and 180: Admission requirements Program part
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Page 183 and 184: Term 2 (1 5 weeks) BB701 Management
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E097 Master of Engineering (Biomedi
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zi90 ztso zi 70 Master of Engineeri
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Master (by research) Z090 Master of
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Subject Details Subject length Unle
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Note: nis subject is interdisciplin
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Investment Bank and the offices of
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AD1 l 2 Understanding the Mass Medi
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Themes which serve as a focus for t
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AH307 Australian Science and Societ
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AJ103 Japanese 1A 6 hours per week
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AJ302 Work Experience in Japan Prer
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AJ402 Japanese Culture A 4 hours pe
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cassettes. Audio cassettes of the c
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Recommended reading Dong-a's New Co
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AL304 Cross-Cultural Perspectives 3
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ALM310 Electronic Writing 3 hours p
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AM1 17 Advertising Copywriting 3 ho
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The emphasis is upon the practice o
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attempts at technological diffusion
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is a variety of political, social a
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nationalism reflected in the nature
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AP314 Work in Australia 3 hours per
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AS303 Current Issues in Sociology 3
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intuition and luck; the use of anal
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Illinois University Press, 1974 Ngu
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Objectives and Content In this subj
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psychology as a profession; the Aus
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e the assessment interview and Psyc
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Bishop, G.D., Health Psychology: In
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the basis for international trade;
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the solution of practical problems;
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develop research skills in students
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BC400 Accounting Honours Students s
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Recommended reading Bruce, R., McKe
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BE220 Macroeconomics 3 hours per we
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BE332 Economic Research 3 hours per
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dissertation of approximately 15 00
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BH221 Human Resource Management 1 3
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BH334 Asian Business (Korea/Thailan
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problems in order to strengthen the
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BH708 Processes of lnquiry and Rese
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B1721 lnternational Trade and Finan
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The subject will examine the role o
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BL223 Computer Law 3 hours per week
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institutions provided that they sho
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to examine the international strate
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Sydney, Committee for Economic Deve
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BM603 Business Policy 2 hours per w
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Recommended reading Hansen, D.R. an
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usiness modelling solution. In this
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BQ405 Research Methodology 3 hours
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in state government authorities; He
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Recommended reading A detailed read
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Content 0 DBMS terminology and conc
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Advanced Studies in Information Sys
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BT406 Data Base Design and Implemen
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Recommended reading Date, C.J. An I
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References Yourden, E. Modern Struc
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BT630 Data Base Management Strategi
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BT636 Advanced Application Developm
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~ ~ Recommended reading No single t
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Objectives To provide a flexible pr
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CE192B Introduction to Construction
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Channel Cow; uniform flow; Manning
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Recommended reading Building Code o
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Reinforced concrete design of parts
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This is a fourth year subject in th
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analysis, use of stability charts,
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CE516 Structural Engineering lMaior
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Cost-benefit analysis discounted ca
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CE772 Construction Technology 12.5
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EA491 Biochemical Engineering 4 hou
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and VCOs. Electrical isolation tech
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Content Aspects of digital system d
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Recommended reading Bowick, C. RF C
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Network topological structures and
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EE598 Digital Systems and Control 5
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Content The emphasis is on learning
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the AMPS, DAMPS, GSM and QCDMA syst
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and reliable systems. Content State
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public sector enterprises. Emphasis
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oad marketing needs and vulnerabili
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people and resources becomes a majo
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These sequential programs are direc
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photo-mechanical processes (offset,
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students, by the exploration of dev
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Content This subject introduces the
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0 transition of cottage industry to
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Objectives To develop students rese
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- - - - - - - - - Cnntent Recommend
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to address issues which can better
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IT803 Emerging Information Technolo
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Content Instruction: is via laborat
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IT954 Information System Requiremen
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Hoggett, J. and Edwards, L., Accoun
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Topical Tax Casesfbr Australians. N
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conditions of uncertainty, demand a
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LBMl00 The Marketing Concept 3 hour
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LBM3Ol Services Marketing and Manag
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later careers; e to ~rovide a firm
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technical issues associated with th
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esearch societies. Deterministic mo
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LSMl 00 Texts and Contexts 3 hours
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0 cultural possibilities: construct
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Recommended reading Davis, A. and G
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Content The nature of psychological
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Content Thermodynamics, internal co
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MF250 Human Factors and Performance
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MF350 Human Factors and Leadership
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Content Thermodynamic properties, b
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MM245 Thermodynamics 1 10 credit po
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Introduction to CAD/CAM CAD/CAM har
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MM331 Engineering Materials 4 credi
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Noise: physical quantities and defi
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detonation; Carburettors and fuel i
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Objectives To provide students with
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This subject is the major individua
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Variation of 3D stresdstrain, tenso
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heavy metals, sensitisation, cancer
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-~~ Kingston, Ont., Alwington Press
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Vibration and noise revision of the
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issues in an automated manufacturin
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MM71 3 Risk Management Principles 6
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Recommended reading Byrt, W.J. and
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MM81 5 Risk Technology (Plant and P
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MM822 Risk Management Practices (Pl
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MM903 Numerical Engineering Project
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Content Applications of mass transf
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SCI 27 Chemistry 10 credit points 4
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Nervous system nerves and excitabil
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SC372 Biochemistry 12.5 credit poin
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Polymer coatings Applications of pr
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SC570 Chemistry 15 credit points 6
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SC667 Environmental Health Practice
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spectroscopy, affinity chromatograp
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SC747 Adsorption from Solution 7.J
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SC808 Scientific Communication 2 cr
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hypothesis of the capillary system,
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SMl l0 Mathematical Methods 7.5 cre
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James. G., et al., Advanced Modern
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Give students the opportunity to ga
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Computer packages such as Lotus 123
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SM688 Mathematical Programming 10 c
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SM710 Advanced Mathematical Program
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Content A selection of topics will
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Objectives a To develop critical sk
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Recommended reading Semesters 1 and
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of Applied Science (Medical Biophys
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SP523 Industry Based Learning 10 cr
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SP537 Medical . lmaging 12. 5 credi
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Amplifiers, input impedance, output
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SP626 Applied Neurosciences 5 credi
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Cooperation between professionals i
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SQ313 Software Engineering l0 credi
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SQ502 Unix System Programming 10 cr
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SQ619 Expert Systems 10 credit poin
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Content The PSP strategy; the basel
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Procedures and Regulations Educatio
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and quality of their work. 1.8 To i
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eing available for student consulta
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6.5 From our commitment to quality
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a Policy and Procedures on Defermen
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Examination The formal testing, dur
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standards or procedures for use of
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notice board approximately two week
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) The statement must also detail re
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g) that the student be required to
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Result Symbol Special exam SPX refe
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student to the relevant DivisionaVS
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awarded and the reasons why the Hea
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Academic Board. The person so chose
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School or Division concerned to tak
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7.4 The written reports, compiled b
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Practice' to a student disciplinary
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Representation 5.1 A student whom i
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4. Misconduct 4.1 Misconduct in res
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themselves, as far as possible, tha
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z' o are expected to: 4.4.1 Advise
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Divisional administrative staff sho
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(d) that the thesis be failed. Each
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esponsible for studies in the parti
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e examined by the same examiners as
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policies for the Master of Business
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Index
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Bachelor degrees Accounting .......
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_ 1 Doctor of Philosophy (Arts) ...
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Cultural Studies Bachelor of Arts .
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S Graduate Studies. see Postgraduat
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Social Statistics .................
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Science (see Science. Engineering a
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Subjects (see appropriate division
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