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In this unit, students will understand and apply concepts involved<br />

in managing photographic digital workflow. Students will become<br />

proficient in digital image acquisition, management and<br />

manipulation for output to a range of media formats, including<br />

print, electronic and other media, to appropriate industry<br />

standards.<br />

PHO4305 15 Credit Points<br />

Studio Applications for Advertising<br />

FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS<br />

Prerequisites :<br />

PHO4103 Studio Work<br />

PHO4202 Images and Pleasures<br />

In this advanced production unit students will integrate technique<br />

and style in the creation of high quality corporate and advertising<br />

photography.<br />

PHO4312 15 Credit Points<br />

Case Studies in Production<br />

FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS<br />

Prerequisite :<br />

PHO4202 Images and Pleasures<br />

In this unit students identify, define and pursue objectives<br />

regarding exhibition/publication/ portfolio production. Projects<br />

will be developed and refined through seminars, forums and<br />

reviews of work in progress.<br />

PHR312S 15 Credit Points<br />

Philosophy of Religion<br />

FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS<br />

This unit introduces students to classical and contemporary work<br />

on the foundations of religious belief. Topics covered include: the<br />

nature of religious experience; miracles; the problem of evil;<br />

arguments for the existence of God; and the meaning of life. The<br />

course explores these topics from religious, atheistic and agnostic<br />

perspectives.<br />

PHR4102 15 Credit Points<br />

Critical Thinking<br />

FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS<br />

This unit provides an introduction to critical thinking both in<br />

university study and in professional employment. Clear, logical<br />

thought is enhanced and the skills of argument interpretation and<br />

evaluation are developed.<br />

PLN5600 15 Credit Points<br />

Foundations of Planning<br />

FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND LAW<br />

This unit asks the questions what is planning and why do we plan.<br />

It provides an introduction to planning knowledge and skills, the<br />

development of planning thought and its application and to the<br />

influences and outcomes for traditional and contemporary<br />

planning in Australia and Western Australia. In addition, it<br />

introduces concepts of urban design and environmental<br />

sustainability within planning practice. The learning content in<br />

this unit will reflect the knowledge and experience of the students<br />

participating.<br />

PLN5601 15 Credit Points<br />

Statutory Planning<br />

FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND LAW<br />

This unit introduces students to the development and application<br />

of statutory planning; overseas, in Australia and in Western<br />

Australia. It investigates the main elements of preparation,<br />

documentation and administration in contemporary statutory<br />

planning and their interpretation by public, private and not-forprofit<br />

sectors. It includes case study analysis of the<br />

Commonwealth, State and Local Government interaction in<br />

Western Australian planning and development. Preparation and<br />

administration of statutory planning and development in Western<br />

Australia is discussed together with the interaction between<br />

statutory planning and strategic planning in Western Australia.<br />

The learning content in this unit will reflect the knowledge and<br />

experience of the students participating.<br />

PLN5602 15 Credit Points<br />

Strategic Urban and Regional Planning<br />

FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND LAW<br />

This unit introduces students to the development and application<br />

of strategic urban and regional planning; overseas, in Australia<br />

and in Western Australia. It investigates the main elements of<br />

formulation, evaluation and implementation in contemporary<br />

strategic planning and their interpretation by public, private and<br />

not-for-profit sectors. It includes case study analysis of the<br />

International, Commonwealth, State and Local Government<br />

interaction, in Western Australian policy development and<br />

strategic planning. Preparation and administration of strategic<br />

planning and development in Western Australia is discussed<br />

together with the interaction between strategic planning and<br />

statutory planning in Western Australia. The learning content in<br />

this unit will reflect the knowledge and experience of the students<br />

participating.<br />

PLN5603 15 Credit Points<br />

Principles of Urban Design<br />

FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND LAW<br />

This unit asks the questions what is urban design and why do we<br />

consider urban design? It provides an introduction to the<br />

contribution of urban design knowledge and skills, through the<br />

history of civilisations; the development of urban design thought,<br />

its application and institutionalisation; and the influences of urban<br />

design and the outcomes for traditional and contemporary<br />

planning in Australia, Western Australia and overseas. The unit<br />

considers the importance of urban design principles in developing<br />

Town Planning Schemes and Policy documents with an emphasis<br />

on built form and codes which reflect urban design components.<br />

The learning content of this unit will reflect the knowledge and<br />

experience of the students participating.<br />

PLN5604 15 Credit Points<br />

Contemporary Planning<br />

FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND LAW<br />

This unit examines professional and community influences on the<br />

development of knowledge and skills for planning. It investigates<br />

and analyses contemporary and emerging influences on the<br />

development of knowledge and skills for planning in Western<br />

Australia, Australia and overseas. It also addresses the likely<br />

outcomes for planning and development of these influences. The<br />

learning content in this unit will reflect the knowledge and<br />

experience of the students participating.<br />

POL5104 15 Credit Points<br />

Foundations in Politics and Government<br />

FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS<br />

Students will be introduced to the foundations of politics and<br />

government. Concepts to be examined will include power, the<br />

state, political socialisation, ideology, democracy, constitutions,<br />

legislatures, executive leadership, government, political parties,<br />

elections, pressure groups and revolution. Key ideas in politics<br />

and methodical issues in the discipline will be examined.<br />

POL5106 15 Credit Points<br />

Public Policy: Shaping Nations<br />

FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS<br />

Governments shape the nation's future with the decisions they<br />

make. This unit will examine the process of government decision<br />

making, combining both the theory of policy making and its<br />

application in the political process. On completion of the unit<br />

students will understand the links between business, government<br />

and communities, and how public policies are developed with<br />

consideration of various factors. A feature of the unit will be the<br />

opportunity to examine current case studies of public policy.<br />

PPA4150 10 Credit Points<br />

First Professional Practice<br />

FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS<br />

The First Professional Practice provides Pre-service Teachers<br />

with the opportunity to develop an understanding of schools and<br />

schooling from a teacher’s perspective - and to start to learn the<br />

complex role of a teacher. This orientation Professional Practice<br />

ECU <strong>Postgraduate</strong> Course Guide 2008 291

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