1997 Swinburne Higher Education Handbook

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Science, Engineering and Design Undergraduate Course Information Divisional information Staff 101 Centres 106 General student information 106 Application, admission & selection 106 Assessment 108 Results 110 Other practicalities & policies 110 (Part-time study, Enrolment, Program requirements, Lab work, Engineering Honours & Feeder courses, Women in Science & Engineering, Mentor scheme) Industry based learning 113 Undergraduate course descriptions Student workload & credit point system Credit for TAFE Division associate diplomas Bachelor of Applied Science Biochemistry/Chemistry Chemistry Computer Science (conversion course) Computer Science and Psychology Computer Science and Software Engineering Computing and Scientific lnstrumentation Environmental Health Mathematics and Computer Science Medical Biophysics and lnstrumentation Multimedia Technology Psychology and Psychophysiology Honours Year Applied Chemistry Biochemistry/Chemistry Computer Science Environmental Health Medical Biophysics Medical Biophysics & Scientific lnstrumentation Psychophysiology Bachelor of Applied Science/Engineering double degree (Medical Biophysics & Instrumentation/ Electrical Engineering) Bachelor of Applied Science/Engineering double degree (Multimedia Technology/ Tdecommunicaiions & Networks) Bachelor of Design Graphic Design lndustrial Design Honours year Graphic Design (IBL) Graphic Design (Design Centre) lndustrial Design (Design Centre) Bachelor of Engineering Chemical Civil Communication and Electronic; Computer Systems; Electrical Power and Control Manufacturing Mechanical Robotics and Mechatronics Telecommunications and Networks Bachelor of Engineering/Business double degree (Civil, Chemical, Electrical & Electronic, Manufacturing, Mechanical; and Business major) Bachelor of Information Technology Bachelor of Software Engineering Bachelor of Technology Aviation Building Surveying Telecommunications; Computer Systems; Electrical Power & lndustrial Engineering; lnstrumentation
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Swinburne University of Technology
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Sections General University Informa
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A Coat ofArms A proud history Ll Th
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General enquiries: 9215 7000 The Li
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UNION STREET SHOPS PRIVATE HWSES CA
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P UNIMRSIN COUNCIL J Membership as
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g Corporate Services 3 Facilities a
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University Services 0 f Access Educ
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2 Lilydale campus 5 Richard O'Brien
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family status, impairment, religiou
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synthesizer and screen enlarger is
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9 Health Service (Hawthorn) Coordin
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expectation that it will better ref
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includes lawn-mowers, mulchers, whi
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committee format to plan and prepar
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~~ -~ Swinburne Centres Research Ce
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COTAR promoted and facilitates tech
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Centre for Innovation and Enterpris
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Centre for Social Research Chair Jo
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Page 57 and 58: Bachelor of Engineering BEng Chemic
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Page 99 and 100: Duration The Bachelor of Arts(Honou
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Page 133 and 134: Design courses D020/40 Bachelor of
Page 135 and 136: Engineering courses CH055 Bachelor
Page 137 and 138: **Elective studies A total of 30 cr
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-~ Student computing at Lilydale Fo
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Student Progress Review Committee b
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LCS305 Database LCS407 Data Communi
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with marketing. These companies did
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The Bachelor of Social Science is p
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Details of majors Media Stage 1 LSM
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Postgraduate courses Division of Bu
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Postgraduate courses Division of Sc
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Abbreviations of postgraduate award
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Application procedure All applicati
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Postgraduate Course Descriptions Ap
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together to enable comprehensive an
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management, accounting, taxation an
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Entrance requirements Entrance is o
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Career potential The type of work t
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general problems and trends as they
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EF618 Management Practices EF615 In
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Note: A considerable out-ofclass ti
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Counselling Applications Group Coun
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Entrance requirements Entry is open
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Entrance requirements Applicants sh
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BH604 BT706 BT602 Stage 2B BT502 BM
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Application procedure Applicants sh
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Science, Engineering and Design Pos
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to take the award of the stage just
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Pan-time students take ES707, Compu
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~085 Graduate Didoma of Engineering
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Semester 2 MM819 Risk Engineering S
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." skills developed earlier in the
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have completed the degree of Bachel
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E096 Master of Engineering (by cour
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Subject Details How to find subieds
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AA208 Twentieth Century European Li
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environment, and to extend appropri
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AD200 Behaviour in Organisations 3
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Obiedives and Content ~dehs about t
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Objectives and Content What does it
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Kannegiesser, H. Knowledge and Scie
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AJ204 Japanese 28 6 hours per week
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This subject concentrates on develo
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AJ42 1 Graduate Diploma in Japanese
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sources of Korea's remarkable trans
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AK422 Graduate Diploma in Korean fo
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AL403 Narrative Writing 3 hours per
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media freedom and reform, public pa
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The central aim of the subject is t
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AM404 Writing for the Media 3 hours
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Recommended reading Ong, W. Orality
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Recommended reading Hill, C. Reform
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AP314 Work in Australia 3 hours per
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At present the focus is on the envi
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of language. The topics studied inc
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training is provided in correct usa
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Objectives and Content The nature o
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egard to the psycho-social aspects
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marital and family conflict, child
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for counselling psychology, (b) to
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technology in the global and nation
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Content Topics covered include basi
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BC332 Strategic Cost Management ana
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topic that is currently being repor
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Objectives The general objective is
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(including transnational corporatio
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The economics of trade and trade re
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0 biedives This subject will provid
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BH223 Dynamics of Diversity . in th
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production of a commercial feasibil
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Dunford, R. Organisational Behaviou
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Recommended reading Judd, C.M., Smi
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Australia's external position (bala
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B1822 International Logistics Manag
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etailers under the laws of contract
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marketing and marketing people will
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with advertising, marketing, resear
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eflect staff expertise within the d
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BM701 Marketing for Management 2 ho
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forecasting techniques; introduce s
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packages such as MS Excel; Demonstr
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Recommended Reading BS141 lntroduct
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obtain a better understanding of th
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Content programming process, from p
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BT335 Business Software Engineering
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including SQL3 DBMS benchmarking Al
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BT561 Data Analysis and Design 12.5
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BT57 1 System Architecture 2 12. 5
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usiness environment, with major emp
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BT703 Introduction to Business Soft
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forecasting problem (ie. differenti
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@'LO 1 CE192B lntrodudion to Constr
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Channel flow; uniform flow; Manning
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Recommended reading Building Code o
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aspects of engineering practice and
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Recommended reading Tebbut, T.H.Y.
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Business theories and practice Mode
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analysis and design of elements and
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A fifth year subject in the Bachelo
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CE589 Lightly Loaded Structures on
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CE690 Civil Engineering ~rojedcovnt
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Recommended reading Narayanan, R.,
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subject is the application of this
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Kennedy, G. Electronic Communicatio
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lock statements, guarded assignment
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Power Systems Stability Cylindrical
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Content Definition of power spectru
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students gain a thorough grounding
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Entrepreneurship - what is it? Intr
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writing a real-world business plan.
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EF936 Opportunity Evaluation Techni
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Recommended Reading Barclay, K. & S
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specification, design specification
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ES507 Local Area Networks 10 credit
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equirements, project design and dev
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project teams experience in the man
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GDl 01 Studio Projects 1A 37.5 cred
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GD411 Studio Projects 4B (Honours D
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Areas include: graphics photography
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ID303 Professional Studies 1 10 cre
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Content Projects will be designed s
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industry. Students will be expected
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IT203 Business Applications & Syste
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design specification; analyse corpo
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Objectives To introduce students to
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IT926 Interactive Systems Developme
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Langfield-Smith, K., Thorne, H. and
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Objectives and Content The purpose
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Markets. 3rd edn, New York, Harper
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to emphasise the practical marketin
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and experimental data; Recommended
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Content posing research questions;
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LCS606 Computing in the Human Conte
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in the Information Age, Norwood, N.
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LSS300 Sociology of Organisations 3
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attitudes and attitude change; pers
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and control. Minimising the health
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New York, Wiley, 1979 Pratt and Wit
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Dole, E.C., Fundamentals of Aircraf
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Application of the above concepts t
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Content Tolerances for quality prod
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approached, query languages; overvi
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Recommended reading Dieter, G.E., E
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MM482 Manufacturing Operations Mana
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convention and radiation and extend
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definition and realisation. Design
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MM606 Manufacturing Technology I 5
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Reliability and maintenance managem
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Recommended reading Selected papers
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eview of risk interpretation techni
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Objectives To extend the MM810 intr
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improve operating performance throu
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SC 1 27E Chemistry 10 credits point
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SC208 Cell Biology 10 credit points
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Menten kinetics, inhibition. Catabo
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SC480 Practical Chemistry 7.5 credi
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underlying chemistry; typpes of haz
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Computer analysis in biochemistry.
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SC747 Adsorption from Solution 7.5
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Experimental design to eliminate co
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atoms and molecules. Organic chemis
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within engineering organisational s
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considered such as materials of con
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Waves and Sound; Optics; Thermal Ph
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Recommended Reading Eisberg, R and
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Assembly language introduction: Dat
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exercise, anaesthesia: agents and t
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SE750 Communication Systems 12.5 cr
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ules). Separable differential equat
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differential equations. Spaces of v
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conformal mapping, potential proble
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esearch. It includes an overview of
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SM752 Advanced Statistical Computin
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Coordindate geometry in Cartesian c
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SP132 Introductory Psychophysiology
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processing and system analysis, wit
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computer based spectrometry, activa
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SP553 Introduction to lnstrumentati
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Physical principles, image reconstr
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equirement, analyse that requiremen
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SQ306 Human-Computer Interaction 10
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SQ419 Artificial Intelligence 10 cr
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SQ606 Computing in the Human Contex
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SQ730 Engineering Sohare 12.5 credi
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Abbreviated Titles (for courses) 53
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Philosophy and Cultural Inquiry Pol
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Design Bachelor of Design 130 Bache
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Italian Bachelor of Arts 80 Bachelo
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Graduate Diploma 206 Masters 21 1 S
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Units Equity 25 Health 30 Internati
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