Please note - Swinburne University of Technology

Hours
per week
Communication and Electronic
Engineering Stream (E056) Sem 1
EE502 Management Practice 1 3 *
EE544 Electronic Communications
System 3
EE545 Electronics 4
EE548 Communications 6
EE556 Project 4**
EE598 Digital Systems & Control 2**
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22
* Common to all streams.
** Project time is 4 hourslweek for 14 weeks and 22 hours1
week for 4 weks.
With the apprwal of the Associate Dean of the School,
students may be permitted to undertake an additional
subject fmm the Arts or Business Faculties as an optional
non-technical elective during the course.
~085 Graduate Diploma in Computer
Systems Engineering
This part-time course is intended to produce graduates with
a set of computer systems engineering skills, based soundly
on engineering and computer science principles.
There is a demand for continuing professional education in
this field from qualified engineers, who require enhancement
of skills in computer science and from computer
professionals who require skills in disciplines such as
electronics, communications and control.
Some diversity is offered in the common second year by the
opportunity to choose elective subjects and individual design
projects.
To gain admission to the course, applicants must have a
degree, diploma or equivalent qualification, together with
relevant experience.
The course will only be available on a part-time basis, wer
four semesters.
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Course structure (1993 Syllabus)
z Hours
9, First year per week
m
3 Semester 1
'P. EE641 Fundamentals of Computing 3
EE642 Data Structure
s.
3
3 Semester 2
* EE643 Computer Systems Software 3
EE644 Computer Systems Design 3
Second year
Semester 1
Students should chose one of the following pairs of
subjects:
EE741
EE742
or
EE745
EE746
or
EE747
EE748
Computer Systems and
Software Engineering 4
Computer Communications
and Control 4
High-Performance Computer
Architectures 4
Parallel Programming
Techniques 4
Discrete Time Control
Systems 4
Computer Control of
Dynamic Systems 4
or
EE749 Communication Networks 4
EE750 Digital Spectral Estimation 4
Semester 2
EE744 Design and Project 8
YO97
YO07
Master of Engineering
Doctor of Philosophy
Graduates who hold a Bachelor's degree and who have
shown a high standard of academic achievement in that
course may be admitted to candidature for the degree of
Master of Engineering or Doctor of Philosophy.
The higher degree programs currently available require the
presentation of a major thesis based on original research,
investigation or development work, carried out either within
Swinburne or externally, providing that adequate facilities
and supervision can be arranged. External work can be
carried out in an approved industrial, governmental,
educational or research organisation.
Copies of the Statute for the degree of Master and PhD
appear in the 'Procedures and Regulations' chapter of this
Handbook, and application forms are available from the
Office of Research and Graduate Studies.
School of lnnovation and
Enterprise courses
The School of Innovation and Enterprise was established in
1991 and is the newest School in the Faculty.
The School is designed as a self-contained entity dedicated
to excellence in innovative education. The School is currently
housed within the Faculty of Engineering. This strategic
alliance adds value to students' learning experiences by
exposing them to current technologies, and to the
opportunities at the forefront of Australian science and
technology.
The School has built its own pool of full and part-time
professional educators dedicated to teaching the
management of innovation to practising managers. A key
feature of all its programs is the use of 'pracademia' (team
teaching between a practitioner and an academic).
The School's aims are to provide its students with the
necessaly skills and understanding to start and grow
businesses, and for existing corporations to introduce an
innovative culture.
There are currently a number of students undertaking PhDs
and Masters by research, and the School has an active
consultancy division.
In 1993, the School commenced teaching two of its
programs in Singapore.
Courses offered
YO72 Graduate Certificate in Enterprise
Management
YO73 Graduate Certificate in ltaining Management
YO81 Graduate Diploma in Management (by
coutsework)
YO82 Graduate Diploma in Entrepreneurship and
lnnovation (by coursework)
Y082X Graduate ~ i~ioma in Entrepreneurship and
lnnovation (Singapore program) (by
coursework)