1997 QUT Handbook

Year 4, Semester 1
CEB564 Engineering Science 4 6 3
PSB321 Land Development Practice 2 8 3
PSB331 Land Surveying 7 8 3
PSB339/1 Project 8 3
PSB340 Remote Sensing 1 6 3
PSB344 Spatial Information Science 3 8 3
Elective Unit 4
Year 4, Semester 2
PSB322 Land Development Practice 3 16 6
PSB332 Land Surveying 816 8 3
PSB338 Professional Practice 6 3
PSB339/2 Project 8 3
PSB345 Spatial Information Science 417 8 3
Elective Unit 10
Elective Units
Please refer to Elective Units List for PS47 Bachelor of Surveying.
Bachelor of Technology (Civil) (CE31)
See course requirements and notes relating to undergraduate courses
Location: Gardens Point campus
Course Duration:
Normal entry: 3 years full-time
Articulation from Associate Diploma: 3 years part-time
Standard Credit Points/Full-Time Semester:
Normal entry: 48
Articulation from Associate Diploma: 24
Course Coordinator: Associate Professor Frank Bullen
Entry requirements
Normal entry
Applicants must have completed Year 12 (or its equivalent) and, in addition, have obtained a minimum
grade of Sound Achievement over four semester units in each of Senior English and Mathematics B
(Mathematics 1, units 1, 2 and 3).
Articulation from Associate Diploma
Applicants require an Associate Diploma in Civil Engineering from a university, TAFE college, or equivalent.
Holders of Associate Diplomas from places other than QUT must have undertaken certain prerequisite
units but may also seek exemptions.
Professional Recognition
Preliminary accreditation has been granted by the Institution of Engineers, Australia (IEAust). Further
recognition for the course will be sought in accordance with IEAust regulations once the initial intake of
students passes the halfway stage of the course. Full recognition will be obtained from the IEAust when the
course produces its first graduates. When full recognition has been gained, graduates will be eligible for
affiliate membership of the IEAust, providing them with official recognition as engineering technologists.
Special Course Requirements
A candidate for the degree of Bachelor of Technology (Civil) must obtain at least 45 days of industrial
employment in an engineering environment approved by the Course Coordinator.
Candidates must, not later than the fourth week of semester following each period of industrial employment,
submit to the Faculty Office a report in the required format, describing the work carried out during the
period of employment and including an Industrial Experience Record Form signed by the employer.
16 This unit is to be undertaken by students in the Surveying strand only.
17 This unit is to be undertaken by students in the Mapping strand only.
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