1997 QUT Handbook

Elective Units
Semester 1
CNB567 Real Estate Market Analysis 8 2
CNB701 Real Estate Accounting 8 2
CNB705 Property & Asset Management 1 8 2
CNB712 Property Investment Analysis 1 8 3
CNP434 Time Management 6 2
PSB018 Land Use Generation 4 2
PSB021 Conservation Theory 2 1
PSB319 Land Administration 5 6 3
PSB337 Photogrammetry 4 6 3
PSB902 Urban Planning 1 4 2
Semester 2
CNB568 Real Estate Practice 8 2
CNB709 Property & Asset Management 2 8 2
CNB711 Real Estate Accounting & Finance 12 3
PSB020 Land Use Policies 4 2
PSB032 Issues and Ethics 2 1
PSB059 Population & Urban Studies 6 2
PSB061 Impacts & Assessment 5 2
PSB063 Housing & Community Services 5 2
PSB311 Geodesy 2 6 3
PSB341 Remote Sensing 2 8 3
PSB347 Topics in Engineering Survey 6 3
Bachelor of Surveying (PS48) (Mid-year Entry)
See course requirements and notes relating to undergraduate courses.
Location: Gardens Point campus
Course Duration: 3.5 years full-time
Total Credit Points: 384
Standard Credit Points/Full-Time Semester: 48
Course Coordinator: Mr Kevin Jones
Professional Recognition
This degree meets the educational requirements for registration and licensing by the Surveyors Board of
Queensland and also satisfies the academic requirements for admission as a member of both the Institution
of Surveyors (Australia) and the Mapping Sciences Institute, Australia.
Special Course Requirements
Students must obtain at least 90 days industrial employment in a surveying/mapping environment approved
by the Course Coordinator.
Students, must not later than the fourth week of the semester immediately following each period of industrial
employment, submit to the Course Coordinator a report or diary in the required format, describing the
work carried out during the period of industrial employment and including an Industrial Experience Record
Form signed by the employer. Industrial Experience Record Forms are available from the School of Planning,
Landscape Architecture, and Surveying Office or from outside the Faculty Office, Room 1006, ITE Building,
Gardens Point campus. Should employment exceed the minimum required, it is strongly recommended
that these details also be recorded in the report or diaries and certified by the employer as a record of
experience which may be used when seeking registration or licensing by the Surveyors Board. Students
should not formally enrol in industrial employment.
Students are required: (a) to attend compulsory field practicals off-campus in the Moreton region, and (b)
to have access to an advanced scientific calculator for use during the course.
Specialisations
There are two specialisations built into the course – Surveying and Mapping. Most units are common to
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