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Choose your programme and courses continuedCompleting a qualificationin 2014If you intend to complete a qualification in 2014it is essential that you carefully check that yourenrolment meets the graduating requirementsof your qualification and that you have nooutstanding fees to pay.Students who enrolled prior to the Universitychanging to a common course size will notbe penalised. Any student whose programmeof study does not match the graduatingrequirements exactly must make anappointment with the relevant CollegeStudent Advisor to discuss their final yearprogramme of study, prior to enrolment(see page 9 for contact details). To check thecompletion requirements for your degree go towww.canterbury.ac.nz/regulationsA thesis candidate who has completed theminimum period of enrolment required for thedegree and any required course work and iscompleting written work may request enrolmentfor three, six or nine months if the candidateand his/her supervisor consider that the writtenwork will be completed within that period.To ensure that you receive graduationinformation make sure you answer the questionabout completing your qualification in 2014when you submit your Application to Enrol.Bachelor of Criminal JusticeThe Bachelor of Criminal Justice is a newundergraduate qualification at UC. It is athree-year degree that provides you withexpertise relevant to careers in areas suchas law enforcement, corrections, offenderrehabilitation, working with young offenders,criminal law, security, and border control.For more information go towww.canterbury.ac.nz/courses/undergrad/bcj.shtmlCareers, Internships & EmploymentA team of qualified and experienced CareerConsultants and Graduate RecruitmentSpecialists with extensive resources toassist you with all aspects of career decisionmaking and job searching.All students are automatically registered toCareerHub: www.careerhub.canterbury.ac.nzFor more information go towww.canterbury.ac.nz/careersSpecialist undergraduate degree structure diagramsEach diagram illustrates the core courses you must take for your degree, as well as the number of additionalcourses you can select to follow your interests and complete the degree requirements.Bachelor of Health Sciences – Majoring in Public HealthYear 3HLTH201Year 2HLTH101Year 1HLTH301CompulsorycoursesHLTH202HLTH106MajorcoursesHLTH312MAOR270BIOL116HLTH213STAT101GEOG322HLTH214HLTH110Other courses from HealthSciences or other degrees300Level200Level100Level200Level200Level100LevelEach small block represents a 15-point course. However, some courses may be 30 points (or more).Please note: some majors have different requirements. For all major requirements and more information go towww.canterbury.ac.nz/courses/undergrad/bhsc.shtml.Bachelor of Criminal Justice – typical degree structure *CRJU 301 orLAWS 366Year 3Year 2CRJU101Year 1Bachelor of Social Work – typical degree structureSOWK451Year 4Year 3SOWK201Year 2SOWK101Year 1SOWK301SOWK456SOWK202SOWK102Compulsory SocialWork coursesHSRV103Compulsory core coursesCRJU 302 orSOCI 358HSRV104SOWK303SOWK203SOWK104CRJU300 LevelPSYC105SOWK471SOWK304HSRV204HSRV103Compulsory Human Servicesand Māori coursesCRJU300 LevelPSYC106HSRV206PSYC105 or 106SOWK308CRJU300 LevelCRJU CRJU 201 or MAOR HSRV PHIL CRJU202 1 SOCI 218 219 210 139 200 LevelCourses required for majorMAOR 165or 108MAOR2121 ONE 200 level course from PSYC or SOCI or HSRV or MAOR/TREO.2 ONE course from PSYC 206 or 200 level SOCI or HSRV or MAOR/TREO.3 ONE course from SOCI 111 or 112 or 153.4 ONE course from PSYC 105 or 106 or SOCI 111 or 112 or 153.5 ONE course from TREO 110 or 111 or 112 or MAOR 107 or 108 or 165.Each small block represents a 15-point course. However, some courses may be 30 points (or more).CRJU200 Level 2CRJU200 LevelSOWK472SOWK309LAWS101200Level1 You must pass either LAWS 202 (30 points) or CRJU 202 (15 points).2 If LAWS 202 passed, then 60 points from BCJ Regulations at 200-level, Schedule B. If CRJU 202 passed then 75 points from BCJRegulations, Schedule B at 200-level.Each small block represents a 15-point course. Large blocks represent 30-point courses.*Subject to Universities New Zealand CUAP approval due December 2013.100Level100LevelCRJU200 LevelCRJU200 LevelSOWK310200 200Level 1 Level 2SOCI PSYC100 Level 3 or SOCITREO or100 Level 4 MAOR100 Level 5Elective streams: Human Services, Psychology, Sociology,Māori and Indigenous Studies or Te Reo Māori courses20 Freephone in NZ: 0800 VARSITY (827 748)
Specialist undergraduate degree structure diagrams continuedTeacher Education and Sports Coaching degree structure diagrams are shown on pages 127, 185, 190 and 192 .Bachelor of Engineering with Honours – typical degree structureYear 4 3rd ProfessionalYear 3 2nd ProfessionalYear 2 1st ProfessionalENGR100ENGR101EMTH118EMTH119PHYS101100Level100Level100Level100LevelYear 1 IntermediateProfessionalyearsRequired Intermediate coursesin Engineering, EngineeringMathematics and PhysicsOther Intermediate courses fromEngineering or other subjects(depending on discipline)ENGR 100, a zeropoints course, isalso requiredEach small block represents a 15-point course. However, some courses may be 30 points (or more).Correct at date of printing. Please check www.engf.canterbury.ac.nz for more information.Bachelor of Engineering with Honours: Intermediate year – required coursesEngineering DisciplineAll disciplinesChemical and ProcessCivilForestNatural ResourcesComputer*Electricaland ElectronicMechanicalMechatronicsSoftwareRequired coursesENGR 100 Academic Writing Assessment (a zero-EFTS course, no fees)ENGR 101 Foundations of EngineeringEMTH 118 Engineering Mathematics 1AEMTH 119 Engineering Mathematics 1BPHYS 101 Engineering Physics A: Mechanics, Waves and Thermal PhysicsCHEM 111 Chemical Principles and ProcessesEMTH 171 Mathematical Modelling & ComputationCHEM 111 Chemical Principles and ProcessesEMTH 171 Mathematical Modelling & ComputationENGR 102 Engineering MechanicsCOSC 121 Introduction to Computer ProgrammingEither EMTH 171 Mathematical Modelling & Computation, or MATH 120 Discrete MathematicsPHYS 102 Engineering Physics B: Electromagnetism, Modern Physics and “How Things Work”EMTH 171 Mathematical Modelling & ComputationENGR 102 Engineering MechanicsAnd at least two of:COSC 121 Introduction to Computer ProgrammingPHYS 102 Engineering Physics 2: Electromagnetism, Modern Physics and “How Things Work”Either CHEM 114 Foundations of Chemistry or CHEM 111 Chemical Principles and ProcessesCOSC 121 Introduction to Computer ProgrammingPHYS 102 Engineering Physics B: Electromagnetism, Modern Physics and “How Things Work”ENGR 102 Engineering MechanicsEMTH 171 Mathematical Modelling & ComputationCOSC 121 Introduction to Computer ProgrammingCOSC 122 Introduction to Computer Science 1AMATH 120 Discrete Mathematics* Computer Engineering only: Students are encouraged to take COSC 122 as their 15 point elective course.Note: Introductory courses (MATH 101, PHYS 111) will not be considered for credit towards the BE(Hons) Intermediate Year.www.canterbury.ac.nz 21
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PHIL 210 Logic, Automata, and Compu
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