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Graduate Diploma in Construction
Management
This course can be undertaken by attending components of
the Master of Technology (Construction).
Course structure
Hours per week
Sern 1 Sern 2
CE690 Civil Engineering Project Control 4 -
CE691 Civil Engineering Management*
4
CE692 Communications - 4
CE670 Construction Technology 4 -
CE790 Financial Project Control** 4 -
CE770 Construction Engineeringt 4 4
CE771 Construction Project x 4
- 16 - 16
* CE691 can be taken at night by attending CE693 and CE792
as an alternative, equivalent program.
** Attend CE794 Financial Management.
t In semester 1, Graduate Diploma students undertake
directed reports; in semester 2, they attend CE772
construction Technology.
"This is a major research paper on a topic agreed by the staff
and the student.
Intake
The major intake is in Semester 1 each year. However, a small
intake takes place in Semester 2.
For the second semester intake, students are offered the
following program:
Graduate Diploma Semester 2 Intake
Houn per week
Sern I Sern 2
CE691 Civil Engineering Management 4
CE692 Communications 4
CE770 Construction Engineering 4
CE690 Civil Engineering Project Control 4
CE670 Construction Technology 4
CE790 Financial Project Control 4
CE770 Construction Engineering 4
CE771 A Construction Project - - 4
Total 12
~082 Graduate Diploma in
Air-conditioning
This part-time course is designed for those who have a
qualification such as a diploma or degree in engineering or
applied science, and who wish to take advanced studies based
on applied thermodynamics and controls. The course consists
of six subjects which are usually taken by evening attendance
over a period of two years.
Course structure (1988 syllabus)
First year Sem 1
ME621 Air-conditioning 4
ME622 Refrigeration 1
- 7
Second year
ME721 Air-conditioning 4
ME722 Refrigeration 3
ME731
ME781
Instrumentation and System
Control
Project and Energy
Management
7 -
~085 Graduate Diploma in CADICAM
Hours
per week
Sern 2
4
The aim of the course is to prepare graduates, mainly from
engineering and the physical sciences for future roles in the
application of computer aided design andlor computer aided
manufacture in the Australian manufacturing industry.
Entrance requirements
Candidates for the graduate diploma should:
have completed a degree or diploma in engineering or
science at a recognised university or college;
have other qualifications or experience which, in the
opinion of the Head of School, are of a satisfactory
standard, and are suitable preparation for the graduate
diploma program.
Duration
The course is equivalent to one year of full-time study.
However, it is usually taken in part-time mode over two years
through evening study or a combination of day and evening.
Course structure (1990 syllabus)
Hours
per week
Semester 1
MM611 lntroduction to CAD
MM614 Automation and Machining
MM617 lntroduction to CIM
MM620 Computers and Interfacing
MM621 Mathematics
MM618 lntroduction to Robotics
MM612 CAD Practice
Semester 2
MM613 Micro CAD
MM622 Advanced Computer
Techniques
MM615 Manufacturing Automation
MM623 Computer Based
Management Systems
MM624 Management of CADICAM
Technology
MM616 Manufacturing Automation
MM619 NC Project
1
7 -
3
7 -
2
2
2
2
2
2
4
2
2
2
2
2
2
4