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Courses offered 1 Undergraduate Degrees Courses leading to degree qualifications of the Victoria Institute of Colleges are offered in a wide range of fields. The degrees and specialist areas in which Swinburne students may graduate are: Bachelor of Applied Science (BAppSc) Applied chemistry Biophysics Computer science Instrumental science Mathematics 1 Bachelor of Arts (BA) Graphic design Italian and other major studies Japanese and other major studies Psychology and other major studies Sociology and other major studies Bachelor of Business (BBus) Accounting Data Processing Economics/quantitative analysis Bachelor of Engineering (BEng) Civil engineering Electrical engineering Mechanical engineering Production engineering I Diplomas Courses leading to diploma qualifications of Swinburne College of Technology are available in the following areas: Diploma of Applied Science (DipAppSc) Applied chemistry Biochemistry Environmental health Diploma of Art (DipArt) Film and television Graphic design Diploma of Arts (DipArts) Italian and other studies Japanese and other studies Psychology and other studies Sociology and other studies Diploma of Business (DipBus) Accounting
I I r Diploma of Engineering (DipEng) Chemical engineering Civil engineering Electrical engineering Electronic engineering Mechanical engineering Production engineering Associate diplomas The college currently offers only one course leading to an associate diploma qualification (other courses are under consideration). Associate Diploma of Private Secretarial Practice (AssocDipPSP) Postgraduate Master's degree Programmes (by research and thesis) leading to the Victoria Institute of Colleges degree of Master can be undertaken in a number of areas: Master of Applied Science (MAppSc) Applied chemistry Biochemistry Biophysics Computer science Instrumental science Mathematics Master of Arts (MA) Graphic design Humanities Languages Social sciences Master of Business (MBus) Accounting Data processing Economics/ Quantitative analysis Master of Engineering (MEng) Civil engineering Electrical engineering Mechanical engineering Production engineering I Graduate diplomas The college offers courses leading to the following graduate diploma awards: Graduate Diplomas in Air-conditioning Applied film and television Biochemical engineering Business (accounting) viii
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Page 4 and 5: Contents Introduction i Coat of arm
Page 6 and 7: Business section Academic staff Cou
Page 8 and 9: Introduction to Swinburne History S
Page 10 and 11: Swinbume Applied Research and Devel
Page 12 and 13: The arms: The basic colours of red
Page 16 and 17: Business (administration) Chemical
Page 18 and 19: Mature-age entry The college policy
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Page 24 and 25: P2 Minimum pass level N Fail D Defe
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Page 30 and 31: Higher technician courses Applied s
Page 32 and 33: Enrolment 1976 All students will be
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Page 36 and 37: I Preliminary year I I I , Sixth fo
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Page 40 and 41: (iv) are married or have been marri
Page 42 and 43: The main scholarships and cadetship
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Page 46 and 47: I information office The informatio
Page 48 and 49: Student publications Two publicatio
Page 50 and 51: Contacts Awards Career information
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Entrance requirements Degreeldiplom
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Course details Degree of Bachelor o
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Common first year Code Semester 1 S
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2. Double major in applied chemistr
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Biophysics-Instrumental science Thi
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Grouping of chemistry subjects Code
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Degree of Bachelor of Applied Scien
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Diploma of Applied Science (Environ
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Subject details Chemistry 1 Time: 3
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CA241 Physical chemistry 11 Prerequ
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Seminars Prerequisite: A pass in fi
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Applied chemistry Prerequisite: Org
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CA304 Applied chemistry Prerequisit
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Organic chemistry 11 1 Prerequisite
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Applied biochemistry Prerequisites:
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Biology Prerequisite: General chemi
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Biochemistry B Prerequisites: Bioch
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Inorganic chemistry 1 Time: 15 hour
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~ SC233 Physical chemistry 2B Time:
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Organic chemistry 2A Time: 36 hours
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Physical chemistry 4A Time: 36 hour
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Inorganic chemistry 3A Time: 36 hou
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Practical chemistry 2 (degree) Time
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Computer studies subjects Computer
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SIC407 Computer science Prerequisit
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Mathematics (semester I) Statistics
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I MA217 Mathematics Prerequisite: M
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Mathematical methods Prerequisite:
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Mathematics Prerequisite: SM152 or
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Mathematical methods. Time: 108 hou
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SP1011 SP102 Physics SP2011 SP202 P
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SP315 Instrumental science Time: 16
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Subjects taught by other faculties
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1 chemical engineering I~ivil engin
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GS391 Liberal studies 111 (to be of
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Complementary studies A Time: 72 ho
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General course details Courses offe
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Fht year: Assigned projects refers
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Third year: The final year student
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At the completion of a two year com
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Second year: prgf?3! Television pro
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I Graduate diploma in applied fh an
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Chairman Senior lecturers Lecturers
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I Courses offered Diploma of Arts,
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Diploma requirements In order to co
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three. Any divergence from this req
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Appeals Students who are subject to
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The following stage 3 subjects. 1 C
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Theories of matter GS342 Philosophy
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Literature GS171 Twentieth century
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Medieval literature Literature of t
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This course involves analysis and a
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Schramm & Roberts (Eds), Process an
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The problems of philosophy The phil
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Rescriied texts: C. Speroni and C.L
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GS363 Japanese 3 - diploma Prerequi
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Psychology Diploma subjects offered
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Stage 3 Psychology K. Danziger, Soc
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(a) The concepts of adjustment and
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GS225 Modem Japan GS226 Modem China
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I Contemporary history subjects are
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consideration of the nature of soci
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soclal stratltlcatlon. Students url
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Reference: Rubington & Weinberg, De
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1 Units taught by other faculties T
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Physics department Keterences: Swin
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situation such as organisational st
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8. Problems of social change in dev
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1. This course examines a variety o
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and early-learning experience, conf
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I Degree subjects for art students
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Senior N.J. Lewis, BCom, AASA lectu
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end of the common year students are
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~plcialties. It is recognised that
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I Economics/quantitative methods Ma
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Accounting lllD - students may sele
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ment fields, but in the course of t
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Time-table Sessions for both year 1
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BS102 Accounting IS - Diploma This
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BS191 Private secretarial practice
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BS203 Management accounting Degree
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BS209 Legal aspects of commercial p
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4. Practical work At least five (5)
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How easily changeable the package i
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I BS241 Fundamentals of operations
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The analysis of cost-volume profit
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I BS282 Administrative studies IIIs
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M. Doctoroff, Company Take-overs an
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I.C.F. Spry, Arrangements for the A
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J.F. Due and A.F. Friedlaender, Gov
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References: *J.E. Isaac and G.W. Fo
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References: R.J. Thierauf, Data Pro
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I BS331 Organisational behaviour On
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BS345 Quantitative cases Degree Pre
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BS354 Diploma BS355 Diploma Account
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placed on the recognition of situat
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Topics: The structure of the public
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Control techniques. Management info
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Preliminary readii: K.W. Ryan, Manu
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References: K. Hancock, B. Hughes a
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Graduate diploma BS552 Graduate dip
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BS582 Administration of human resou
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Tuition: The program is conducted o
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Framework: 1. Introduction. Busines
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Tuition: The program is conducted o
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Paculty of Engineering Academic sta
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1 Department of mechanical engineer
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I Courses offered Master of En inee
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I Passing by years I 1. General The
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Institution of Engineers, Australia
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Semester 2 CA126 Chemistry EA118 Th
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Course structure hours Fist year CA
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Semester 6 EC 383 Soil mechanics EC
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I EC I Graduate Diploma in Urban Sy
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I Department of electrical engineer
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I Certain subjects of the third yea
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Wcture of diploma courses F; Semest
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(a) students who have completed the
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Semester 2 hours/ semester EM106 In
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I Second stage EM442 Air-conditioni
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I Department of production engineer
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Group B Semester 5 (1 8 weeks) EE32
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Fourth year Semester 7 (18 weeks) E
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I Subject details I Informatioil in
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CAI 63 Biology RAWCLIFFE. C.T. and
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use ot mlcro-orgamsms 1n processes
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References TIMOSHENKO, S. and YOUNG
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i Heat transfer: mechanism of condu
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BLYTH, F.G.H. A Geology for Enginee
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Structural mechanics Syllabus Defor
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References: CLARK, D. Plane and Geo
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Soil mechanics Syllabus Earth press
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EC442 Geology Graduate Syllabus dip
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References De NEUFVILLE, R. and STA
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materials. Design of foundations fo
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- conduction, semiconductor princip
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feedback. Switching and relay circu
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EE325 Electronics Syllabus Multivib
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Electronic engineering design Sylla
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EE454 Electrical design Syllabus Ek
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EE564 Power systems Svllabus circui
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Engineering drawing The aim of this
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References EASTOP, T.C. and McCONKE
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(These notes also have plication fo
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References TIMOSHENKO, S.P. and YOU
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To introduce students to a body of
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EM3231324 Energy systems (These not
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It amounts to 60 hours per semester
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KREYSZIG, E. Advanced Engineering ~
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SPARKS, N.R. and D'ILLIO, C.C. Mech
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EM461 Creative engineering This pos
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JOHNSON W. and MELLOR, P.B. Plastic
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Diplomas of civil electnd and mecha
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Assessment By test and class assign
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EP411 Production technology Time 14
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EP423 Graduate diploma EP424 Gradua
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EP432 Graduate diploma EP433 Diplom
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EP45 1 Production design Tie 100 ho
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BRITISH STANDARDS INSTITUTION. BS 4
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(iv) the growth of the Chinese Comm
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TURNER, R.P. Technical Report Writi
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Outline of syllabus An introduction
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MA305 Mathematics Prerequisite MA20
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Assessment By assignments, tests an
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I MA47 1 Operations research MA571
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I I MT5 1 5 Materials technology Sy
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Swinburne Technical College
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I Engineering division Head Vacant
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Apprentice courses Courses Carpentr
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* Trade technician courses General
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Scaffolding courses Scaffolding sub
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I Carpentry and joinery Carpentry J
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Entrance standard Course detail Ent
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8 1 15 16 Design drafting (civil) S
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Business studies courses offered *
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82333G Supply TS160 Sales 1A TS161
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Certificate course Industrial elect
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8357 1 E Contracting, estimating an
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848405 Sciencelengineering course -
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I Machines and materials department
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and pipe templates, welding of non-
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I Trade technician courses Entrance
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TF227 Metallurgy IT 2 TC228 Science
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I 2nd year TC225 English IIT TC226
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Stage 2 TC242 Mathematics IIH. TC22
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83622G Work study Time allocation f
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Plumbing and gasfitting department
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I Subject details Accounting 1A Sem
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Air-conditioning Methods of reducin
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Building foremanship Building mathe
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Module A58. Study of the consbuctio
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Gas technology Irr (B) History of w
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I Laboratory Taught in the second s
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Metrology & inspection H Metxology
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I I I I I and technique oxyacetylen
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Quantity To develop basic skills in
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St~ctural practrces IH Structural p
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I Technical colleges and schools in
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Building studies Building services
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English Mathematics Technical drawi
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Mitcham Technical School 46 Dunlavi
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1nirouuctIon to HW Shorthand Typewr
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Senior academic staff Director W.R.
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Elected Faculty of Applied Science
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Arts Faculty Board Ex oficio member
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I 1 Ex oficio members 1 Director (c
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January '77 Monday 3 College office
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