1997 Swinburne Higher Education Handbook

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SM484 Experimental Design and Multiple Regression 10.0 SQ407 Data Communications 10.0 Computer Science elective 10.0 Year 3 Semester I SM487 Queueing Theory and Simulation 10.0 SM584 Multivariate Statistical Methods 10.0 Computer Science Elective 2 10.0 Computer Science Elective 3 10.0 Team Project in either SM609 Mathematics 10.0 OR SQ613 Computer Science Semester 2 SM608 Industry Based Learning 50.0 Year 4 Semester I SM708 Industry Based Learning 50.0 Semester 2 SM588 Year 5 semester 1 Industrial Applications of Operations Research 10.0 Team Project in either SM609 Mathematics 10.0 OR SQ613 Computer Science SM688 Mathematical Programming 10.0 Computer Science Elective 4 10.0 Computer Science Elective 5 10.0 Note: From second year onwards the actual subjects taken in mathematics and as computer science electives may vary and will be selected from a range of subjects. Details of these subjects can be obtained at enrolment. 1997 Syllabus change The syllabus for this program will change in 1997. All students who enrol in 1997 will complete the 1997 syllabus. Students who enrolled in 1996 or earlier should refer to the 1993 syllabus listed previously. Year 1 (1997 syllabus) Semester 1 Credit points ESlOO Object-Oriented Software Development 1 10.0 ES107 Computer Systems 1 10.0 SM131 Communication Skills 10.0 SM180 Mathematics 1 10.0 SM185 Applied Statistics 1 10.0 Semester 2 BS513 Business Studies (Accounting) 10.0 ES200 Object-Oriented Software Development 2 10.0 ES204 Software Engineering 1 10.0 SM180 Mathematics 1 10.0 SM288 Introduction to Operations Research 10.0 Year 2 Semester 1 ES300 Object-Oriented Software Development 3 10.0 ES304 Software Engineering 2 10.0 ES305 Database 10.0 SM383 Mathematics 2 10.0 SM388 Forecasting and Regression 10.0 Semester 2 ES402 Systems Programming 10.0 ES407 Data Communications 10.0 SM387 Introduction to Optimisation 10.0 SM404 Project Management 10.0 SM484 Experimental Design and Multiple Regression 10.0 Year 3 Semester 1 ES306 Introduction to Human Computer Interaction 10.0 ES524 Professional Issues in Software Engineering 10.0 SM487 Queuing Theory and Simulation 10.0 SM584 Multivariate Statistical Methods 10.0 SM609 Mathematics Team Project 10.0 Semester 2 SM608 Industry Based Learning 50.0 Year 4 Semester 1 SM609 Industry Based Learning 50.0 Semester 2 ES406 Graphical User Interface Development 10.0 ES409 Introduction to Artificial Intelligence 10.0 ES603 Software Team Project 10.0 SM588 Industrial Applications of Operations Research 10.0 SM688 Mathematical Programming 10.0 Application procedure Refer to pages 54 and 106. Z061 Medical Biophysics and l nstrumentation 1997 VTAC Course Code-34237 This program is unique to Swinburne and combines major studies in medical biophysics with scientific instrumentation. It is designed to produce technology research and development staff for hospitals and industry. Medical biophysics emphasises an understanding of human physiological processes, relevant aspects of pathophysiology, and biomedical instrumentation. It bridges the gap between medicine and the physical sciences. Medical biophysics includes the study and monitoring of such systems as membranes, nerves, muscles, the heart and circulation, the kidneys, respiration, and the brain. Biomechanics, sports science and the basis of physical therapy are also included. Medical biophysics is complemented by the study of scientific instrumentation which provides students with a sound basis in measurement and instrumentation principles and their use in the development of instrumentation systems Swinburne Univenityof Technology 1997 Handbook 1 23
for various areas of applied science and technology. The course includes studies of both com~uter-based and non-computer-based instruments, used in isolation or as systems, and their applications to imaging, nuclear, optical and general scientific and industrial laboratories. Emphasis is on electronic techniques, analogue and digital signal processing and on the basic interfacing of transducers with microprocessors and computers. Career potential Graduates may take up careers in industry or as hospital scientists or technologists. In industry, there are opportunities for graduates to take up development and consultancy positions in organisations serving the medical and biological professions. The manufacture of biomedical instrumentation is a growing area of employment opportunity. In hospitals, duties may involve biomedical research, routine clinical measurement responsibility, the development of specialised electronic equipment and the maintenance of equipment already in operation. Graduates are employed in most hospital departments including cardiology, neurology, thoracic medicine, physical sciences, anaesthesiology and medical electronics. - Professional recoanition Graduates are eligible for membership of the Australian Institute of Physics and the Australasian College of Physical Scientists and Engineers in Medicine. 9 Prerequisites (entrance 1997) q. Units 3 and 4: Physics, two units of Mathematics chosen " from Space and Number, Reasoning and Data, Change and- 2. 3 rn Approximation, Extensions (C& A). A limited number of places may be offered to students without VCE Physics. These students will undertake a special first semester program. -. cn Course structure Full-time course (1996 syllabus) Year 1 Semester 1 Credit points SC127 Chemistry" 10.0 SC154P Chemistry" 10.0 SE112 Introduction to Biophysics A 10.0 SEl lOM Electronics and Measurement 10.0 SEll8M Physics 1 10.0 SM1215 Mathematical Methods 10.0 * Students with Year 12 Chemistry do SCZMP. Students without Year 12 Chemistry do SC127. Semester 2 SE122 Introduction to Biophysics B 10.0 SEl2OM Introduction to Instrumentation 10.0 SE128M Physics 2 10.0 SK290 Introduction to Programming 10.0 SM1215 Mathematical Methods 10.0 Year 2 Semester 1 SE2lOM Electronics SE218M Physics 3 SE230 Cardiovascular Biophysics SE240 Cellular Biophysics SM3415 Mathematical Methods Semester 2 SE220M Sensors, Interfacing and Control SE228M Physics 4 SE250 Biomedical Instrumentation SE260 Respiratory and Renal Biophysics SM3415 Mathematical Methods Year 3 Semester 1 SP222 Industry Based Learning Semester 2 SP333 Industry Based Learning Year 4 Semester 1 SP501 Signals and Systems SP510 Scientific Instrumentation A SP530 Scientific Instrumentation B SP524 Biophysics (Neurosciences A) SP525 Applied Biophysics A 95609 Physics 5/6 Semester 2 SP5609 Physics 5/6 SP602 Special Project SP610 Instrumentation Systems A SP624 Biophysics (Neuorsciences B) SP625 Applied Biophysics B 9626 Applied Neurosciences SP630 Instrumentation Systems B Application procedure Refer to pages 54 and 106. 2043 Multimedia Technology 1997 VTAC Course Code 34534 This course is intended to serve the rapidly growing multimedia industry by producing graduates who can function in a variety of capacities, most particularly as generalists who understand the range of disciplines involved in this industry and can function in a project leadership role. Throughout the course students will gain experience in the creative use of a wide range of technologies, with detailed understanding of the human factors involved. The various 'threads' that exist within the course are intended to cover the range of disciplines involved in the multimedia industry, with particular emphasis on the underlying technologies: computer hardware, electronics and image and voice processing techniques;
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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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Undergraduate Courses: General Info
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Undergraduate courses Division of S
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Undergraduate courses Swinburne at
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Bachelor of Engineering BEng Chemic
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Detailed information on the extent
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(cooperative) format are considered
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5 3 - Prizes and Scholarships Divis
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scholarship for up to two years for
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$ School of Social and Behavioural
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Page 164 and 165: CONTENTS Postgraduate Courses: Gene
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to prepare students for entry level
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The program includes the following
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Master degrees NO91 Master of Arts
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language subjects and overall high
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Term 3 (10 weeks) BB804 Management
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Location Normally these classes wil
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entrepreneurial theory) and a secon
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Postgraduate course descriptions Gr
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Graduate Diplomas Z084 Graduate Dip
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M081 Graduate Diploma in Maintenanc
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Semester 2 SC737 Research Skills, P
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Students are not normally permitted
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A4106 Advanced ltalian 1 A 6 hours
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AA309 Italian 3X AA375 Industry Bas
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AH31 0 Approaches to Culture 3 hour
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Textbooks Japanese Section, T, Dial
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A304 Japanese 3D 6 hours per week H
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AK103 Korean 1A AK206 Korean 2B 6 h
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Recommended reading Dong-a's Nm Con
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Library, 1979 Buell, L. Literary Tr
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ALM310 Electronic Writing 3 hours p
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interest and pressure groups. The a
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Recommended reading Gul, F.A., Teoh
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Creighton, W.B., Ford, W. and Mitch
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BM602 Strategic Management 12.5 cre
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SPSS for Windows software to anlays
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Textbooks Eden, P., Entity Relation
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Content The following topics are in
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the design of good quality entry fo
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BT564 Business Programming 2A 12.5
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the organisational role of end user
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Recommended Reading Halpin, T.A., C
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CE102 Engineering Design6 ,:, J ,L
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problem solving and decision making
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Objectives and Content A course foc
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LCS305 Database Structures and Algo
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-. Recommended reading CASA Aeronau
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electrical systems. Recommended rea
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Index
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Environmental Health 121 European S
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Certificate in Commercial Radio 74
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Open Systems 200 Risk Management 20
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Mathematicsand Computer Science, Ba
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Master of Engineering (by coursewor
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