1997 Swinburne Higher Education Handbook

Course strudure (proposed)
1997 Full-time syllabus subject to accreditation in 1996.
Year 1
Semester 1
Semester 2
Year 2
Semester 1
Semester 2
Year 3
Year 4
Semester 1
Semester 2
Year 5
Semester 1
Semester 2
Credit points
Mathematics 1 10
Physics 1 10
Introduction to Computing 10
Global Networks 10
Telecom Project 1 10
Mathematics 2 10
Physics 2 10
C+ + Development 1 10
Electronics & Instrumentation 10
Telecom Project 2 10
Engineering Mathematics 3 10
Electronics 10
C+ Development 2 10
Communication Principles 10
New Media: The Telecom Revolution 10
Engineering Mathematics 4 10
Computer Systems Engineering 10
Software Engineering 1 10
Engineering Business Skills 10
Computer Communications & LANS 10
Industry Based Learning 1 & 2 100
Engineering Mathematics 5 10
Electromagnetic Waves 10
Internet Programming 10
Telecommunication Systems 10
Comminations Information Theory 10
Software Engineering 2 10
Protonics 10
Distributed Computer Systems 10
Telecommunications Networks 10
Information Society: A Global Perspective 10
DSP & Image Processing 10
Database 10
Telecom Project 10
Broadband Multimedia Networks 10
Multimedia Systems 1 10
Engineering Management 10
Multimedia Systems 2 10
Telecom Project 10
Mobile Communications 10
Advanced Digital Systems Processes 10
Application procedure
Refer to pages 54 and 106.
Further Information
For further information on this new course please contact
the School of Biophysical Sciences & Electrical Engineering.
EAOO
Bachelor of Engineering/
Business (Chemical, Civil, Electrical &
Electronic, Manufacturing, Mechanical;
and a Business major)
Course structure
This program will extend over ten academic semesters plus
two semesters of optional industry based learning.
Students entering the first year of the Bachelor of
Engineering/Business complete the first year of the standard
bachelor of engineering degree
Year 1
CE102 Engineering Design
EFlOl Professional Skills
SMlll Mathematics 1
SM112 Mathematics 2
SP 124 Physics 1
SP125 Physics 2
EE182 Electronics and Instrumentation
SKI80 Computing
MM140 Energy Systems
Plus one ofi
MM130 Engineering Materials
SC154N" Chemistry
" Students wishing to major in Chemical Engineering must
study SC154N Chemistry.
Year 2
At the end of first year students elect which stream of
engineering they wish to major in from:
Chemical Engineering
Civil Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Manufacturing Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Please refer to individual course entries for specific subject
details.
Year 3
Business studies commence in Year 3 of the program.
Students must include the following business core subjects
in their program
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