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1996 Swinburne Higher Education Handbook

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SC667 Environmental Health Practice (3)<br />

5 credit points 2 hours per week Hawthorn<br />

Prerequisites: SClOO Environmental Health, SC109<br />

Biology, SC209 Biology, SC467 Environmental Health<br />

Practice (I), SC567 Environmental Health Practice (2)<br />

This is a fourth year subject in the Bachelor of Applied<br />

Science (Environmental Health)<br />

Content<br />

Applied pest control encompassing principals of taxonomy,<br />

lifecycles and general characteristics of insect species, pest<br />

species detection and identification, control measures and<br />

techniques.<br />

SC668 Research Project<br />

16 credit points 8 hours per week Hawthorn<br />

This is a fourth year subject of the Bachelor of Applied<br />

Science (Environmental Health)<br />

Content<br />

Students undertake a research program on an environmental<br />

health topic which can include science, engineering, law,<br />

administrative or social issues.<br />

SC670 Chemistry<br />

10 credit points 4 hours pw week Hawthorn<br />

This is a fourth year subject in the Bachelor of Applied<br />

Science (Applied Chemistry) and (Biochemistry/Chemistry)<br />

Content<br />

Ion exchange and solvent extraction principles and<br />

applications in industrial, laboratory and biochemical<br />

situations.<br />

Organic chemistry carbocations, heterocyclics.<br />

Laboratory analyzers, with specific discussion of detectors,<br />

amplification, frequency response, digital systems and<br />

clinical analyzers.<br />

SC680 Practical Chemistry<br />

5 credit points 3 hours per week Hawthorn<br />

This is a fourth year subject in the Bachelor of Applied<br />

Science (Biochemistry/Chemistry)<br />

Content<br />

HPLC and GC/MS experiments.<br />

Analysis of a food product using an atomic absorption<br />

spectrometer.<br />

Molecular modelling using the IRIS computer.<br />

SC690 Computers in Chemistry<br />

5.5 credit points 3 hours per week Hawthorn<br />

This is a fourth year subject in the Bachelor of Applied<br />

Science (Applied Chemistry) and (Biochemistry/Chemistry)<br />

Content<br />

ANOVA, regression and experimental design.<br />

Simplex optimisation.<br />

HPLC optimisation.<br />

Forecasting.<br />

Project Management.<br />

SC708 Scientific Communication 7<br />

2 credit points 1 hour per week Hawthorn<br />

This is a fourth year subject in the Bachelor of Applied<br />

Science (Applied Chemistry) and (Biochemistry/Chemistry)<br />

Content<br />

Training and practice in the presentation of oral reports to<br />

industrial, scientific and general audiences.<br />

Special requirements of oral reporting, including the use of<br />

audievisual aids.<br />

SC709 Employment Experience<br />

30 credit points<br />

A six-month period of industry based learning in the Graduate<br />

Diploma in Industrial Chemistry. Students are supervised by a<br />

member of the academic staff and are required to submit a<br />

report to their employer and to their supervisor.<br />

SC716 Basic Colloid Science<br />

7.5 credit points 4 hours per week Hawthorn<br />

This is a subject of the Graduate Diploma of Applied<br />

Science (Applied Colloid Science)<br />

Content<br />

The significance and importance of particle size. Preparation<br />

and purification of simple colloids. Characterisation of<br />

colloids by surface cha&e and zetapotential. The origin and<br />

significance of surface charge. Potential determining ions.<br />

Electrokinetic phenomena. Applicability of the Nernst and<br />

Lippman equations to colloidal surfaces. Colloid stability.<br />

DLVO theory and steric forces.<br />

SC717 Basic Surface Science<br />

7.5 credit points 4 hours per week Hawthorn<br />

This is a subject of the Graduate Diploma of Applied<br />

Science (Applied Colloid Science)<br />

Content<br />

Surface models, surface thermodynamics and the properties<br />

of curved surfaces. Liquid surfaces and the concept of<br />

surface tension. Methods for measuring surface tension.<br />

Spreading of liquids; wetting, contact angles and adhesion.<br />

Adsorption and orientation of monolayers and of<br />

surfactants at interfaces.

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