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1976 handbook Information as at September 1975 Swinburne College of Technology and Swinburne Technical College divisions of Swinburne College of Technology Ltd. John St., Hawthorn, Victoria, Australia P.O. Box 218 Hawthorn 3122: Tel: 819 01 11 Cables and telegrams, 'Swintech' Melbourne
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Page 5 and 6: Applied science section ~kademic st
Page 7 and 8: I Swinburne Technical College Sub-t
Page 9 and 10: Introduction to Swinburne History S
Page 11 and 12: :oat of arms The coat of arms confe
Page 13 and 14: Swinburne College of Technology - t
Page 15 and 16: I I r Diploma of Engineering (DipEn
Page 17 and 18: Application procedure Degrees and d
Page 19 and 20: I Enrolment regulations Definitions
Page 21 and 22: Fees Full-time and part-time studen
Page 23 and 24: Semester examinations 1976 Examinat
Page 25 and 26: Awards Students nearing completion
Page 27 and 28: f industrial experience has not bee
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Page 31 and 32: ~pplication procedure intrance requ
Page 33 and 34: Semester examinations 1976 Examinat
Page 35 and 36: I Awards 1 Students anticipating co
Page 37 and 38: Art, arts and business stream Study
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Page 41 and 42: (iii) Dependant's allowance A stude
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Page 45 and 46: I Other college services I Audio-vi
Page 47 and 48: Student activities Student union Th
Page 49 and 50: Sports association A very active sp
Page 51 and 52: The library The central reference a
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During vacations Midsemester and se
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Any person who, in the opinion of a
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I aculty of Applied Science Academi
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offered begee of Bachelor of Applie
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streams available at Swinburne cove
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The areas of application dependon t
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Professional experience To qualify
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COURSE ARRANGEMENT AS11 College Sem
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Subsequent years Of the range of po
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C hemistry-mathematics A feature of
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Computer science-Instrumental scien
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elective subjects code Subject SC40
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I Diploma courses Diploma of Applie
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Subiect details index - Subject cod
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CA211 Organic chemistry 11 Prerequi
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Prerequisites: Biology and organic
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Applied chemistry Prerequisite: Phy
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Chemistry 1llB Time: 30 hours per s
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Chemistry 11 lB Time: 30 hours per
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CA351 Biochemistry 11 Prerequisites
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Biological elective CA361 Microbiol
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SB261 Microbiology Prerequisite: Bi
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Physical chemistry 1 Time: 15 hour\
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SC162 Organic chemistry 1 Time: 15
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Inorganic chemistry 2A Time: 36 hou
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SC33 1 Physical chem.istry 3A Time:
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Physical chemistry 3B Time: 36 hour
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Organic chemistry 4A Time: 36 hours
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Practical chemistry 111 Time: Degre
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Computer science Time: 36 hours per
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Mathematics subjects Mathematics Pr
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Mathematics 11 1 Time: 30 hours - o
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SM102 Mathematical methods Prerequi
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Mathematics Prerequisite: SM102, or
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SM301 Mathematics Prerequisite: SM2
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pH1011 PH 102 Physics Physics subje
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I SP213 Instrumental science Time:
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SP417 Instrumental science Time: 14
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I BS395 Managerial economics Time:
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Engineering drawing ED101 Engineeri
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Report writing Time: 1 hour per wee
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Faculty of Art Head Principal lectu
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I Examinations Students must enter
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Social science 1 Man and his enviro
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Distinction The diploma stream is f
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Assigned projects First year: Assig
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Third year: Note: Though second yea
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Faculty of Arts Dean Subdean Chairm
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Zontents page :ourses offered AA4 i
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Entrance requirements - Students wi
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I No student may, without special p
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I Academic standards I All students
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I Humanities Diploma subjects offer
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I The major philosophical and scien
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References: P. Durbin, Philosophy o
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GS117 Alternative course, Literatur
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elements which may be claimed to be
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GS203 Media studies 2A (formerly Co
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I Interpersonal communication - dya
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I Languages I Diploma subjects offe
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Prescribed texts: As for Italian 3
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Prescribed texts: Each student shou
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perception, personality, learning,
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GS383 Psychology 3B I - diploma I T
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The following stage 3 subjects: Asi
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GS327 Asian studies 3A - semester 1
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Preliminary reading: J.S. Bastin an
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GS132 Modern government 1 B The Pre
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development of organisational theor
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GS288 Sociology 2B - Methodology Pr
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4. The contemporary pressure for or
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. 2. Sample statistics and their re
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Department of liberal studies Diplo
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4. Industrial society The course is
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Diploma subjects for applied scienc
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Prerequisites: Nil. Time: 3 hrs per
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This unit will be centred around th
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Business
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Courses available in the faculty of
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will be shown on the faculty of bus
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degree course one out of the two un
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Not all units will be offered every
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I (e) Enrolment and satisfactory at
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HSC yearsmay be admitted to the cou
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?reclusions lepending on previous t
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I I . Subject details * Denotes req
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BS121 Introduction to data processi
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Formation, availability of profits
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References: Students must possess t
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(including manpower planning); and
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2. Program test methods The princip
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Combition 4 Managerial economic ana
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BS25 1 Diploma BS252 Diploma Studen
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of these decisions. Attention is gi
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T. Yamane, Statistics: An Introduct
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will look essentially at the concep
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S.R. Brown, Company Directors 2nd E
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References: R.H. Snape, Internation
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B. Goodall, Economics of Urban Area
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BS325 Conversational computing Degr
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I output models; Markov Analysis ap
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BS353 Diploma assessing a firm's pr
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I SS356 Accounting 1 1 lC/taxation
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1 BS65 Accounting 11 lD/behaviour i
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N.W. Chamberlain, The Firm McGraw-H
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Seminar topics will include inter a
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Modelling will be studied as a solu
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I Code design, systems standards an
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concepts to himself, through experi
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5. T groups and interpersonal perce
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decisionmaking process. The marketi
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References: A detailed list of text
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Engineering
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Department of electrid engineering
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Lecturers Senior tutor P.J. Beardwo
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There are also advantages to be gai
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A number of organisations have show
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I Admission - ad eundem statum I A
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e re-admitted by faculty board to f
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Department of chemical engineering
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PI- note: EA118 Thermodynamics and
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Department of civil engineering Gen
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Course structure Semester 1 First y
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Semester 10 EC 508 Art appreciation
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I I Graduate Diploma in Civil Engin
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I Currently two types of higher deg
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Diploma of Engineering (Electronic)
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EE468 Linear control systems MA41 8
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Electrical Engineering Diploma Seme
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I Department of engineering drawing
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The course for the graduate diploma
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Thud year EM405 Engineering physica
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Master of Engineering Engineering g
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EM2 11 MT222 EM22 1 EEl 1 1 CS203 M
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the preliminary year offered by thi
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Course for Diploma of Engineering (
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Optional subjects (Three to be take
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SAWER, G. The Australian and the La
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ROSE, S. The Chemistry of Life. Har
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Graduate diploma This is a 60 hour
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EA202 Chemical engineering thermody
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TREYBAL, R.E. Mass Transfer Operati
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I References BLAKEBOROUGH, N. Bioch
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of buovancv. Stabilitv of floatinn
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EC335 Hydraulics Syliabus Hydrology
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NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALIAN
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Cost-benefit analysis applied to ur
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Civil engineering Svllahus -a ----
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EC520/521 Graduate diploma Graduate
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EC566 Town planning Syllabus Planni
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ED1 5911 60 Engineering drawing 4 h
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References HUGHES, E. Electrical Te
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Measurements - Rectifier and thermo
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Electrical engineering Syllabus Tra
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Communications Syllabus Selected to
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Electronics -, ---I-" Integrated ci
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EE463 Circuits and fields Syllabus
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Microwave communication: Klystron,
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References MASSEY, B.S. Mechanics o
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tutorials and practical work. Asses
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EM21 1 Applied mechanics See notes
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DC machines, energy sources, electr
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Assessment is by laboratory project
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The syllabus deals with the charact
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References MASSIE, J.L. Essentials
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EM406 Industrial technology This is
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EM444 Refrigeration 11 This part-ti
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inter-personal relations with appli
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Assessment Laboratory work, . assig
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EP326 Engineering administration Ti
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References BRITISH STANDARD INSTITU
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In-depth study of mathematical mode
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Assessment A three-hour examination
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BROWN, J.A.C. The Social Psychology
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(b) Industrial relations: arbitrati
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(2) Man and his relationships This
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~ (n) rolltlcal devlance and crimin
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Mathematics subjects References ALF
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Assessment Class tests and end of s
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References KREYSZIG, E. Advanced En
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Time 30 hours for one semester Cour
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MT221 Materials science and corrosi
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Assessment By examination and assig
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Building division Building construc
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Machines and materials Linda Rubins
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Machines and materials Linda Rubins
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Building construction department Ge
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Entrance standard Course detail Ent
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Course Tie allocation for subjects
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wage L TB322 TB323 TB435 Stage 3 TB
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Entrance standard Course detail Str
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Business studies department This de
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Stage 2 TS243 Introduction to law 1
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TS160 SaleslA TS161 SaleslB TS120 D
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1 Electrical and electronics depart
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3rd Yea TEO17 TE018 TE019 TE020 TE0
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3rd and 4th year TC135 Mathematics
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I 83520G Electrical (power) 1st yea
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I General studies division Prelimin
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Course detail Subjects 1st year TA1
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Design drafting Mechanical, product
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836031) Boilermaking Hours/week TWO
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TF227 Metallurgy IT TC228 Science I
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2nd year TC225 English IIT TC226 Ma
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4th year TF478 Fluid power IIH Appr
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Entrance standard course detail 2nd
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Entrance standard 8365W 83651G Desi
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Entrance standard 83670E Course det
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Elective units continued No. Hours/
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Sanitary & general & heatin$ & vent
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81 21 3E Technician certificate, Pl
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7 subject details Accounting 1A Sem
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Basic measuring and levellin (plumb
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Module 4. Trade drawing and practic
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Contracts & building law Constructi
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Fitting and machining Fluid mechani
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Instrumentation H Introduction to e
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Mathematics IIT Mathematics IH Math
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.-- Physics IS Physics IIS Physics
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I I I I Practical Designed to train
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- Scaffolding inspection Science IT
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Technical reports (building) 1 Tool
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Architectural drafting Higher Techn
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Trade technician Post apprenticeshi
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Typing Woodwork (hobby) Trade Mathe
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Leaving Technical Higher School Cer
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1 office bearers and members of the
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Clomptroller's office Comptroller A
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Membership of Academic Board (as at
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1 I Membership of the Faculty Board
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Representatives of Faculty Boards A
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1 Members of the engineering divisi
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VICTORIA INSTITUTE OF COLLEGES Made
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VICTORIA INSTITUTE OF COLLEGES Appr
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Non-college-based research program
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(2) A college may, on ;he recommend
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Eligibility 15. A candidate who has
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February Monday Tuesday Wednesday T
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April Thursday Fr~day Monday Tuesda
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June Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Fri
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August Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thu
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Wtober Friday Monday Tuesday Wednes
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December Wednesday Thursday Friday
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