1997 Swinburne Higher Education Handbook

Sem 2
ES200
ES204
ES207
EE182
SM119
Year 2
Sem 1
ES300
FS304
ES305
ES306
CE102
Sem 2
ES402
ES403
ES406
FS407
MM140
% Year3
SemI
ES301
3 ES504
ES514
0
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Final Year
(9 Sem 1
Object-Oriented Software Development 2 10
Software Engineering 1 10
Computer Systems 2 10
Electronics and Instrumentation 10
Mathematics for Technology 10
Object-Oriented Software Development 3 10
Software Engineering 2 10
Database 10
Introduction to Human-Computer Interaction 10
Engineering Design 10
Systems Programming 10
Software Development Project 10
Graphical User Interface Development 10
Data Communications 10
Energy Systems 10
Concurrent Programming in Ada 10
Advanced Software Engineering 1 10
Formal Methods 10
Domain Elective 10
Engineering Discipline Stream 10
Introduction to Artificial Intelligence 10
Advanced Software Engineering 2 10
The Personal Software Process 10
Domain Elective 10
Engineering Discipline Stream 10
ES501 Real-Time Systems 10
ES503 Software Engineering Project 10
ES524 Professional Issues in Software Engineering 10
Computing Elective 10
Engineering Discipline Stream 10
Sem 2
ES503 Software Engineering Project 20
ES601 Concurrent Systems 10
Computing Elective 10
Engineering Discipline Stream 10
Computing Electives are two-subject streams as follows:
Computer Graphics
ES518 Computer Graphics and Virtual Reality
ES618 Computer Graphics and Animation
Client-Server Systems
ES507 Local Area Networks
ES605 Advanced Database
Human-Computer Interaction (HCI)
ES506 Advanced Human-Computer Interaction 1
ES606 Advanced Human-Computer Interaction 2
Knowledge-Based Systems (KBS)
ES509 Knowledge Based Systems Engineering
ES609 Soft Computing
Multimedia Systems
ES508 Multimedia Technology
ES608 Multimedia Development
Programming Languages
ES500 Compiler Design
ES600 Programming Paradigms
The Engineering Discipline Streams are four-subject streams
in the following areas of study: Electrical and Electronics;
Manufacturing; Telecommunications.
Domain electives available may include streams in the
following areas: Aviation; Business Finance and
Accounting Fundamentals; Business Law; Civil
Engineering; Control Engineering; Environmental
Engineering; Marketing; Mechanical Engineering;
Research. The Research elective is recommended for
students contemplating proceeding to a research based
higher degree in software engineering, or to a career in
research and development.
Availability of all electives and elective streams is subject to
resources, demand and timetabling constraints.
Application procedure
Refer to pages 54 and 106.
Further information
Further information may be obtained from the School of
Computer Science and Software Engineering: telephone
(03) 9214 8180, email csseinfo@win.edu.au, or from our
World Wide Web site http://www.csse.swin.edu.au/; the
Divisional Office, telephone (03) 9214 5255; or the
Information Office, telephone (03) 9214 8444. International
Students should, in the first instance, contact the
International Student Unit, telephone (03) 9214 8647.
~oss Bachelor of Technology
(Aviation)
VTAC course code-3451 6
This three year full-time degree course prepares students for
careers in the aviation industry as either professional pilots
or in other professional capacities.
The course incorporates the theory subjects required by the
Australian Civil Aviation SafetyAuthority (CASA) up to
Airline Transport Pilot Licence (ATPL) standard.
Students who successfully complete this course are awarded
the Degree of Bachelor of Technology (Aviation) and those
who undertake the flying hours necessary will also gain a
Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL).
Strong emphasis will be placed on engineering aspects of
aviation and flying, and a strong sense of practical problem
solving will be engendered in students. Various motivational
subjects will be included to maintain a high level of
dedication in students.