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Second year
MM22O Energy Systems
MM230 Engineering Materials
MM240 Electronics and Measurement
Systems
lvlM241 Applied Mechanics
MM250 Design for Industry
MM270 ManufacturingICAD
MM280 lntroduction to Management
MM297 Professional Computing
SM299 Mathematics
Production Option
MM271 Manufacturing Technology
MM272 Manufacturing Practices
Chemical Option
MM2 10 Industrial Processes
MM2ll lntroduction Chemical Eng'g
Third year
MM309 lndustry Based Learning
Core subjects
MM330 Advanced Materials
MM380 Productivity Improvement
MM381 Managerial Economics
MM396 Computer Science
SM395 Mathematics
Production Stream
MM340 Applied Mechanics
MM350 Design for Manufacture
MM370 Manufacturing Technology
Chemical Stream
g MM312 Unit Operations
" MM315 Heat Transfer
2 MM321 Fluid Mechanics
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Fourth year
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1. Core Subjects
MM441 Control Systems
MM470 Computer Interfacing
MM471 Numerical Engineering
MM480 Facilities Planning and Design
MM481 Decision Analysis
MM482 Manufacturing Operations
Management
Production Stream
MM45O Design for Manufacture
MM472 Manufacturing Technology
Hours
per week
Sem 1 Sern 2
4 -
2 2
2 2
4 -
2 2
2 2
2 2
1 1
3 3
Hours
per week
Sem 1 Sem 2
24 weeks
12
Hours
per week
Sern 1 5em 2
2
2
2
3
2
Hours
Fifth year
per week
Core subjects Sem 1
MM500 Project (includes 3 full-time
weeks) 6
MM583 Industrial Management 4
MM582 World Class Manufacturing 2
12
Production Stream
MM550 Design for Manufacture 5
MM570 Manufacturing Technology 5
MM581 Manufacturing Systems
Modelling 2
12
Chemical Stream
MM510
Combined Heat and Mass
Transfer 5
MM511 Chemical Engineering Design 5
MM556 Reactor Design 2
12
M050 Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical)
The degree course program combines a thorough education
in the application of engineering science principles with a
broad span of studies important to a professional engineer.
Streaming in later years of the course is offered through a
system of technical elective subjects which allows students to
select a particular emphasis for their four-and-a-half year
industry based learning (cooperative) program.
Degree course revision
Students entering the first year of the mechanical
engineering course will be enrolled in the common first year,
and will follow the Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical)
1990 syllabus.
Courses are arranged to allow flexibility so that any student
may transfer from full-time to part-time studies or vice-versa,
at particular points of a course, without loss of credit for
subjects passed.
Course structure (1990 syllabus)
Hours
per wek
First year Sem 1 Sem 2
CE116 Engineering - Solid mechanics 3 3
EE181 Engineering - Electronics and
Computing 4 4
MM121 Engineering Energy S~tems 2 4
MMl22 Engineering - Chemistry and
Materials 3 3
MM123 Engineering - Graphics and
CAD 2.5 2.5
EF180 Engineering - Physics 2.5 2.5
EF190 Professional Studies 2 1
SM199 Engineering Mathematics 3 3
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Chemical Stream
MM414 Stagewise Processes
MM415 Mass Transfer
MM409 Industry Based Learning
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4
9
24 weeks