1997 QUT Handbook

Year 3, Semester 2
ARB646 Law of the Built Environment 4 2
PSB015 Planning/Landscape Design 6 20 6
PSB020 Land Use Policies 4 2
PSB021 Conservation Theory 2 1
PSB032 Issues & Ethics 2 1
PSB061 Impacts & Assessment 5 2
PSB063 Housing & Community Services 4 2
PSB078
Notes
Urban Land Development 7 3
1. Students must complete all of 1st and 2nd year before undertaking 3rd year.
2. Students must meet pre-requisites in all subjects.
3. Late penalties for late assignments apply.
Course will involve compulsory field work within some units.
Bachelor of Engineering (Aerospace Avionics) (EE43)
At the time of printing, the course listed below is provisional and subject to final University approval.
Students should contact the School of Electrical and Electronic Systems Engineering early in 1997.
See course requirements and notes relating to undergraduate courses.
Location: Gardens Point campus
Course Duration: 4 years full-time
Total Credit Points: 384
Standard Credit Points/Full-Time Semester: 48
Course Coordinator: Associate Professor Farhan Faruqi
Note: Continuing students should refer to their course summary sheets or contact the School of Electrical
and Electronic Systems Engineering for enrolment details.
Professional Recognition
This degree meets the requirements for membership of the Institution of Engineers, Australia and of the
Institution of Radio and Electronics Engineers.
Special Course Requirements
A candidate for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering must obtain at least 60 days of industrial experience
in an engineering environment approved by the Course Coordinator. Candidates in the Bachelor of
Engineering (Aerospace Avionics) degree are required to obtain 10 days specialist experience in the avionics
industry during the first year of their course. This is in addition to the 60 days’ industrial experience
requirement. Candidates must, not later than the fourth week of semester immediately following each
period of industrial experience, submit to the Faculty Office a report in the required format, describing the
work carried out during the period of experience and including an Industrial Experience Record form.
Forms are available from outside the Faculty Office, Room 1006, ITE Building, Gardens Point campus.
Course Structure (Commencing Students) Credit Points Contact Hrs/Wk
Year 1, Semester 1
BNB004 Technology & Society 8 3
CEB184 Engineering Mechanics 1 8 3
CHB002 Introduction to Engineering Chemistry 11 (2) (1)
EEB101 Circuits & Measurements 8 3
MAB103 Introductory Engineering Mathematics 12 (8) (3)
MAB187 Engineering Mathematics 1A 8 4
PHB134 Engineering Physics 1B 8 3
11 CHB002 Introduction to Engineering Chemistry is to be taken by those students not obtaining a SA in Year 12 Chemistry.
All other students must apply for an exemption from this unit.
12 MAB103 Introductory Engineering Mathematics is to be taken by those students not obtaining a SA or better in
Queensland Maths C. All other students must apply for an exemption from this unit.
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