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SCY5202 20 Credit Points<br />

Security Project 2<br />

FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE<br />

Prerequisite :<br />

SCY5201 Security Project 1<br />

This unit will provide the participant with the principles<br />

underlying the capacity to conduct independent research in a<br />

security related work environment. Participants will plan and<br />

undertake an individual project concerned with security science or<br />

the application or management of security technology in the<br />

workplace.<br />

SCY6200 0 Credit Points<br />

Master of Science Thesis<br />

FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE<br />

Prerequisite :<br />

SCY5103 Masters Thesis 2<br />

An investigation of the research problem; data collection and data<br />

analysis by applying appropriate methods and techniques; written<br />

and verbal reporting on the progress of research - its<br />

achievements, as well as any problems encountered.<br />

SCY7200 0 Credit Points<br />

Doctor of Philosophy Thesis<br />

FACULTY OF COMPUTING, HEALTH AND SCIENCE<br />

A piece of original research, which results in a significant<br />

contribution to knowledge and understanding, will be undertaken<br />

in this unit.<br />

SOA4104 15 Credit Points<br />

Performance Criticism: Theory and Context<br />

FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS<br />

This unit provides a study of theatre as a performing art and its<br />

role as a means of cultural expression. Dramatic, critical,<br />

theoretical and visual texts are examined in order to gain insight<br />

into how the theatre is defined by, and itself defines, the world<br />

around it, with attention to the role of the critic in this process.<br />

SOA4304 15 Credit Points<br />

Performance Criticism and the Modern Theatre<br />

FACULTY OF EDUCATION & ARTS<br />

This unit provides a study of the modern theatre, and how the<br />

critic has contributed to it. Along with examining dramatic, visual<br />

and critical texts, students will engage with the practical aspects<br />

of writing performance criticism.<br />

SPM4111 15 Credit Points<br />

Leisure and Sport Policy Development<br />

FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND LAW<br />

With the growing acceptance of leisure, recreation and sport<br />

within the fabric of social services in Australia, this unit is<br />

designed to discuss contemporary issues and public policymaking.<br />

Issues including the environment, social justice and<br />

deviance, equity, unemployment and the international impact of<br />

sports are examined. The economic, political and social<br />

significance of an expanding leisure and sports industry are taken<br />

into account in the formulation and development of strategic<br />

policy for leisure and sport.<br />

SPM4112 15 Credit Points<br />

Sport Organisation Management IV<br />

FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND LAW<br />

The unit examines the concepts, theories, and practices of sport<br />

management through the application of basic management<br />

principles and processes to sport organisations. The tasks, roles,<br />

skills and competencies of sport managers are examined together<br />

with the decision making, planning, organising and leading<br />

processes within sport organisations in the public, non-profit<br />

and commercial sectors.<br />

SPM4113 15 Credit Points<br />

Sport Service Delivery IV<br />

FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND LAW<br />

This unit examines the structure and function of sport delivery<br />

systems with a focus upon identifying the key agencies of sport,<br />

government, advocacy, education, health, media and commerce<br />

that support individual participants in their chosen sport at<br />

whatever level they are able to achieve. The extent to which<br />

contemporary sport organisations at all levels adopt a Sport for<br />

All approach (which emphasises both pathways or sport<br />

development and sport equity initiatives) is evaluated with<br />

reference to specific historical, socioeconomic and political<br />

imperatives, and the increasing globalisation of competitive sport.<br />

SPM4121 15 Credit Points<br />

Sport Business Planning IV<br />

FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND LAW<br />

This unit should provide students with the skills necessary to<br />

prepare a business plan for a sporting organisation or small sports<br />

business enterprise. Students, using guidelines provided will<br />

prepare a business plan for a sporting association, sports centre or<br />

fitness centre in either the private, commercial, voluntary or<br />

public sectors.<br />

SPM4122 15 Credit Points<br />

Sport Marketing IV<br />

FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND LAW<br />

The unit examines the application of key concepts and practices in<br />

sport marketing. The unit also introduces sport consumer research<br />

methodologies and their application within the sport industry. The<br />

focus is upon an examination of user needs, motivations,<br />

participation patterns and adherence profiles, market research<br />

methodologies, and the analysis of marketing strategies in the<br />

unique environments of community, commercial and elite sport.<br />

SPM5009 15 Credit Points<br />

Sport Management Project<br />

FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND LAW<br />

This two-unit project requires the planning and execution of a<br />

small-scale research and/or development activity. The scope of<br />

the topic will be appropriate to the postgraduate level in terms of<br />

feasibility and methodology and will build upon the strengths the<br />

student has acquired in undergraduate and postgraduate<br />

coursework. A range of research designs and methodologies will<br />

be employed in effecting projects. The length of the project will<br />

be between 10,000-12,000 words.<br />

SPM5105 30 Credit Points<br />

Thesis Development I<br />

FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND LAW<br />

This unit involves the identification of an appropriate research<br />

project, the development of a proposal and the acquisition of the<br />

intellectual and practical skills required to undertake the project.<br />

SPM5106 30 Credit Points<br />

Thesis Development II<br />

FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND LAW<br />

This unit involves the identification of an appropriate research<br />

project, the development of a proposal and the acquisition of the<br />

intellectual and practical skills required to undertake the project.<br />

SPM5109 15 Credit Points<br />

Sport Management Project<br />

FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND LAW<br />

This two-unit project requires the planning and execution of a<br />

small-scale research and/or development activity. The scope of<br />

the topic will be appropriate to the postgraduate level in terms of<br />

feasibility and methodology and will build upon the strengths the<br />

student has acquired in undergraduate and postgraduate<br />

coursework. A range of research designs and methodologies will<br />

be employed in effecting projects. The length of the project will<br />

be between 10,000-12,000 words.<br />

SPM5112 15 Credit Points<br />

Sport Organisation Management<br />

FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND LAW<br />

The unit examines the concepts, theories, and practices of sport<br />

management through the application of basic management<br />

principles and processes to sport organisations. The tasks, roles,<br />

skills and competencies of sport managers are examined together<br />

with the decision making, planning, organising and leading<br />

ECU <strong>Postgraduate</strong> Course Guide 2008 307

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