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IAS4105 15 Credit Points Case Studies in Indigenous Tourism FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS In this unit students apply their knowledge of tourism to a critical analysis of a range of Indigenous tourism initiatives. Students visit metropolitan and (optionally) regional/remote Indigenous tourism enterprises and analyse their experiences in terms of the core functions of tourism and Indigenous cultural protocols. Students explore the challenges that economic development through tourism presents to Indigenous communities, paying particular attention to empowerment and issues concerning social, cultural, and environmental sustainability. IAS4106 15 Credit Points Indigenous Histories in Film FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS This unit provides students (Indigenous, non-Indigenous, international) with an opportunity to learn about the Indigenous Australian struggle against colonial hegemony by critically analysing forms of Indigenous representation in Australian films. Students will explore discourses of authenticity, assimilation, selfdetermination and reconciliation. IAS4107 15 Credit Points Skills for Tertiary Learning FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS This unit explores those techniques, skills, mechanisms and attributes that support and encourage effective learning. The unit is designed to encourage students to reflect on, monitor and control the learning process as they progress through the course and in the workplace. Students will develop their skills for university study including learning strategies, oral and written communication skills, research skills, critical thinking and assignment writing strategies. The unit aims to incorporate information technology as an aid to the learning process. These skills are taught concurrently in other units. IAS4108 15 Credit Points Financial Practices FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS In this unit students develop their applied skills in Financial Practices. This is done by re-affirming and deepening knowledge of applied financial practices developed in the unit IAS1103 Introduction to Financial Practices. The emphasis moves from setting up an appropriate system to record and monitor the financial aspects of a business and the principles of dealing with external resources that support the financial function, to the analysis and application of the information gathered from the financial function in the medium to long-term managerial decision-making of the business. The need to reconcile conventional business practices found in mainstream Australian businesses with the philosophy and dictates of Indigenous Australian economic values is a key theme. IAS4109 15 Credit Points Legal Framework and the State FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS This unit will develop specific knowledge of legal issues and requirements in administering an organisation within a community context. Specific areas of business law will be examined. Students will be introduced to issues in Company Law such as processes of incorporation, obligations, the rights and duties of office bearers and employees. They will also examine aspects of commercial law, contracts and employment law and issues in the regulation of equal opportunity initiatives. Some of the cases in commercial law that have influenced contemporary issues in relation to the business environment will be examined. Students will be encouraged to view these issues from an Indigenous perspective and experience. IAS4110 15 Credit Points Human Resource Management FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS This unit introduces students to the principles of Human Resource Management (HRM); the application of these principles to Indigenous community organisations and to Indigenous workers in mainstream organisations; the history of management practices; and the changing role of industrial relations. The unit offers students the opportunity to develop practical knowledge of the legislative frameworks relevant to HRM - employment legislation, equal employment opportunity, affirmative action, and occupational health and safety and to become familiar with differing concepts of culture, and the management of cultural diversity in the workplace. IAS4111 15 Credit Points Strategic Management FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS This unit presents a comprehensive overview of the development and implementation of contemporary strategic planning models applicable to private, public and Indigenous organisations. Students are introduced to the history of Strategic Planning from the 1960s to the present. They are shown how the current environment can be analysed in order to create value for an organisation. The unit discusses the key elements of Strategic Planning and explores how strategy is used to create a competitive advantage. The unit examines models for measuring strategic performance, performance gap analysis, and decision-making processes. Various strategic implementation models are discussed including corporate strategy, international, systems and structure, and change management. Students are required to prepare a strategic business plan for an Indigenous organisation. IAS4112 15 Credit Points Tendering and Submission Writing FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS This unit examines the processes and methods necessary to submit successful funding submissions and tender submission documents. In particular, it presents a comprehensive guide on how to provide goods and services under government contracts. Students will gain knowledge of the special skills required for successful tendering, including effective submission writing and the developing of winning strategies. Students will review practices and new issues, and analyse a number of recent case histories. IAS5100 20 Credit Points Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health: Context and Policy FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS This unit examines current approaches to Australian Indigenous health within an historical, social and cultural context, which includes attention to traditional patterns of health and disease, traditional medical systems, and the impact of colonisation and past government policies and practices. After reviewing the broad range of factors contributing to Indigenous health status, the unit traces the development of mainstream and Indigenous community-controlled health services, and reviews current policies, strategies and programs. Australian Indigenous health issues are also related to Indigenous health internationally. IAS5102 20 Credit Points Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Status FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS This external unit provides a detailed overview of the current health status of Australia’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. The various sources of information necessary for the assessment of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health status are examined, including attention to the limitations of these sources. The unit introduces students to the epidemiological concepts and techniques necessary for the monitoring, surveillance and research of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health status. IAS5103 20 Credit Points Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Project FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS This unit permits students to undertake a specific project or other study within the area of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health. The nature and outcomes of the project or study will be determined jointly by the student and unit coordinator. ECU <strong>Postgraduate</strong> Course Guide 2008 249
ICS310O 15 Credit Points Arts Practicum FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS Arts Practicum has been designed to offer students one semester of employment with an appropriate community based agency or employer. During the semester they will have the opportunity to utilise generic and specialist skills in the completion of a project of recognisable value to the agency/employer. The unit will therefore provide students with practical experience of a professional workplace, and enhance their post graduation employment prospects. ICS4000 15 Credit Points Terrorism FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS This unit examines the multi-dimensions of terrorism including geographical, historical, political, cultural, and social. The interrelationships among human rights, peace, conflict and terrorism will be explored to reveal the complexities of defining terrorism. A special focus of this unit is the study of the spatial expression of terrorism in states of conflict and sites of virtual information warfare. ICS5100 20 Credit Points Preparation of Thesis Proposal FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS Students will select a topic for study in consultation with the unit coordinator, and write two papers on the selected field using appropriate research/study techniques. ICS5101 20 Credit Points Thesis Development FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS Students will select a topic for study in consultation with the unit coordinator and with tutorial support, write an in-depth study on the selected field using appropriate research/study techniques. ICS5102 20 Credit Points Thesis Development FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS This unit enables students to write their theses under the guidance of their supervisor. ICS5103 20 Credit Points Thesis Development FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS This unit enables students to write their theses under the guidance of their supervisor. ICS5104 20 Credit Points Special Study 1 in International and Cultural Studies FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS Students will select a topic for study in consultation with the unit coordinator, and write two papers on the selected field using appropriate research/study techniques. ICS5105 20 Credit Points Special Study 2 in International and Cultural Studies FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS Students will select a topic for study in consultation with the unit coordinator, and write two papers on the selected field using appropriate research/study techniques. ICS5107 20 Credit Points Research in International and Cultural Studies FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS This unit is specifically designed to teach students in the humanities how to select and collate data relevant to their research/creative project. Students will learn how to analyse the data collected. The unit will help students to choose the methods for collection appropriate for their research in the humanities. Methods of analysis and interpretation will also be examined. Students will be shown how to compile a select bibliography of primary and secondary sources, write a succinct research proposal as well as a detailed chapter outline of their research project. Writing students will be guided as to how to draft a synopsis of their creative project and plan their reflective essay. ICS5108 30 Credit Points Masters Project in International and Cultural Studies FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS This unit involves the independent study of a selected topic of interest. The unit is designed to extend the student's understanding on a specified field of inquiry. The outcomes of the unit will be jointly determined by the student and coordinator of the unit. ICS5109 30 Credit Points Masters Project in International and Cultural Studies FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS This unit involves the independent study of a selected topic of interest. The unit is designed to extend the student's understanding on a specified field of inquiry. The outcomes of the unit will be jointly determined by the student and coordinator of the unit. ICS5110 60 Credit Points Masters Project in International and Cultural Studies FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS This unit involves the independent study of a selected topic of interest. The unit is designed to extend the student's understanding on a specified field of inquiry. The outcomes of the unit will be jointly determined by the student and coordinator of the unit. ICS6200 0 Credit Points Masters Thesis FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS The Masters Thesis consists entirely of research that makes a contribution to and development of new knowledge in the field. The purpose of the thesis is to train advanced students in the use of research methodology and techniques, the development of conceptual and theoretical perspectives while undertaking critical inquiry appropriate to their field of study. By the end of their candidature the student should be capable of conceiving, designing, implementing, evaluating and publishing a research based study. IMM4120 15 Credit Points Introduction to Digital Technologies and Multimedia FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS This unit provides an introduction to multimedia and digital technologies. The unit includes: an introduction to the various technologies associated with multimedia development and delivery, including hardware, software and human components; an introduction to the Internet and World Wide Web, using the Web as an information and communication resource, and issues associated with these developing technologies. The unit also includes an introduction to multimedia development processes. IMM4121 15 Credit Points Digital Photomedia FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS This unit includes: the role of photomedia concepts and production styles within an interactive multimedia context; an introduction to the principles and practices required for a thorough understanding of IMM graphics creation, manipulation and use; an introduction to applications software and hardware which supports the development of image resources for IMM. IMM4122 15 Credit Points Publishing on the World Wide Web FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS Prerequisite : IMM4120 Introduction to Digital Technologies and Multimedia This unit provides an introduction to authoring World Wide Web pages. The unit includes: an introduction to WWW authoring tools and techniques; developing WWW pages and WWW sites; file organisation and management; incorporating graphics and digital media into WWW pages; developing and designing Webbased graphics and images, incorporating animations and temporal media; and design and development strategies for information WWW systems. 250 ECU <strong>Postgraduate</strong> Course Guide 2008
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