Please note - Swinburne University of Technology

Software Practice 1 Competition Prize
The amount of $100. All students in the subject 50103
Software Practice 1 are invited to participate in a programming
contest in semester two. Students work in teams (generally of
two people) at developing a solution to a programming
problem. The winning team is that whose program performs
optimally according to predetermined criterion.
Entries are sought as part of the SQ103 program in second
semester.
Advanced Structural Methods
Undergraduate Software Engineering Award
The amount of $300 will be awarded to the most outstanding
Computer Science and Software Engineering graduate.
Australian Business Consultants
Undergraduate Software Engineering Award
The award is based on assessment of undergrduate students'
software engineering capabilities.
Australian Business Consultants
Postgraduate Award
The award is based on assessment of postgraduate students'
software engineering capabilities.
Hewlett-Packard Australia Limited Prize
The amount of $200 will be awarded to a final year student on
the basis of overall results in computing.
Hitachi Data Systems Quality Award
The amount of $300 will be awarded to a final year student on
the basis of the best software quality performance in the final
year project.
Darren Golden Memorial Prize
A cash prize from the Darren Golden Memorial Trust is
awarded to the most outstanding student in the final two
years of the Bachelor of Information Technology. The award is
based primarily on academic merit but extra-curricular
performance in areas such as leadership and contribution to
course activities will be taken into account.
School of Mathematical Sciences
Graduate Research Scholarship
The amount of $1 5,500 will be awarded based on academic
achievement consisting of a good honours degree and work
experience.
The ASOR Medal (Australian Society of
Operations Research)
Awarded to the best final year Operations Research student at
the University, by the Operations Research Society of Australia
on the recommendation of the School of Mathematical
Sciences.
School of Biophysical Sciences and
Electrical Engineering
Postgraduate Scholarship
At least one twelve-month scholarship is normally provided for
students undertaking full-time postgraduate research in an
area of study relevant to the School. The value of the
scholarship is determined by the Head of School. Scholarships
may also be made available to international students engaged
in full-time postgraduate research in an area of study relevant
to the School.
Swinburne Centre for Applied
Neurosciences Postgraduate Scholarship
One scholarship is normally provided to a student undertaking
full-time postgraduate research in an area of study relevant to
the Centre. The value and duration of the scholarship is
determined by the Director of the Centre.
Kenneth Clarke Prize
Amount of $200 and plaque. The Kenneth Clarke prize is
awarded to the best student in the final year of the Medical
Biophysics and lnstrumentation course based on the highest
weighed average marks in final year. The award is sponsored
by the School in recognition of Mr Kenneth Clarke, a former
long service member of the Biophysics Advisory Committee.
SCAN
The amount of $200 and a plaque is awarded to the best
student in the final year of Psychology/Psychophysiology course
based on the highest weighted average marks in final year.
The award is sponsored by the Swinburne Centre for Applied
Neurosciences (SCAN), a research centre within the school.
lntergraph Award
Software from lntergraph Corporation valued in excess of
$5000 and a plaque is awarded to the best student in the final
year of Computing and lnstrumentation course based on the
highest weighted average marks in final year. The award is
sponsored by lntergraph Corporation, a major supporter of our
industry based learning program and employer of our
graduates.
Engineering
Acomplete list of the sources of financial support and the
various awards available to students is given'in the general
section of this Handbook. Brief information on awards most
lrkely to be of interest to engineering students is given bey&.
Entrance Scholarships
Details of entrance scholarships available may be obtained
from the Administrative Officer, telephone 214 8456.
Industry Based Learning
scholarships
The Division of Science, Engineering and Design, in conjunction
with industry, offers industry based learning scholarships to the
value of $8,000 per annum to full-time engineering students in
second and later years of their engineering degree course.
Interested students should apply to the Divisional office by
November for the forthcoming year.
W.P. Brown Medal
The award is a medal and a premium of $1 50. This is awarded
by the Institution of Engineers, Australia, to the best all-round
student in the final year of an engineering course.