1997 Swinburne Higher Education Handbook

**Elective studies
A total of 30 credit points of subjects chosen from:
For students who choose the Civil and Environmental
Engineering major: electives chosen from the Structural
Engineering major;
For students who choose the Structural Engineering
major: electives chosen from the Civil and
Environmental 1 Engineering major;
Other approved subjects offered by the School (e.g.
approved Building Surveying subjects);
Other approved subjects offered by other Schools (e.g.
Mathematics).
Course structure (1 990 syllabus)
Structure of degree course
The degree course consists of seven academic semesters at
Swinburne and two semesters in industry. It is being
progressively replaced by the 1995 syllabus.
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Students who are enrolled in the 1990 syllabus course and
S: who continue to make satisfactory academic progress should
% be able to complete under the 1990 syllabus. Where 1990
3 syllabus subjects have been discontinued it may be necessary
a
n to take equivalent subjects from the 1995 course. Contact
the school for further information about subject
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cn
equivalence.
9'
Year 4 (1990 syllabus)
Semester 1
CE494
5. Semester2
Industrial Experience
n, CE415 Structural Engineering
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CE431 Water Engineering
(0
o CE461 Transport Engineering
CE481 Geomechanics
CE495 Engineering Management
1. SM493 Engineering Mathematics
and one of
CE406 Water and Transport Engineering
CE416 Structural Engineering
CE476 Construction Engineering
Year 5
Semester 1
CE505t Investigation Project
CE555-f Design
CE596 Engineering Management
Major Elective (one 4
CE507 Municipal and Transport Engineering
CE516 Structural Engineering
CE576 Construction Engineering
Minor Elective (one of)
CE533 Water Engineering
CE553 Structural Design
CE582 Geomechanics
OR
Approved alternative from Division of Business, Humanities
and Social Science.
?Where approved, part-time students may undertake these
subjects over two semesters as syllabus content is identical
to the corresponding full-time subjects, using the following
codes:
Hours per semester
Sern I Sem 2
CE506 Investigation Project 55 60
CE556 Civil Design 65 70
Application procedure
Refer to pages 54 and 106.
Further lnformotion
For further information on this new course please contact
the School of Civil Engineering and Building.
E050
Bachelor of Engineering
*Communication and Electronic
Cpputer Systems
.Electrical Power and Control
1995 syllabus course
This program will extend over eight academic semesters plus
two semesters of industry based learning.
Degree course revision
Students entering the first year of the electrical engineering
program will be enrolled in the common first year, and will
follow one of the following streams:
Computer Systems
Electrical Power and Control
Communication and Electronic
Course structure
Year l(1995 syllabus)
Semester 1 Credit points
CE102 Engineering Design
SMlll Mathematics 1
SP124 Physics 1
and two of
EFlOl* Professional Skills
MM130* Engineering Materials
OR
SC154N Chemistry
Semester 2
EE182 Electronics and Instrumentation
MM140 Energy Systems
SM112 Mathematics 2
SP125 Physics 2
and one of
EFlOl* Professional Skills
MM130* Engineering Materials
SKISO* Computing
Year 2 (1996 syllabus)
Semester 1
SE210 Electronics
SE212 Circuits
SE214 Engineering Physics 3