Please note - Swinburne University of Technology

Civil/survey /mapping stream
Not offered at Swinburne.
Electrical/electronics stream
CBE-1 Electrical Fundamentals
CBE-2 Analogue Fundamentals
CBE-3 Analogue Applications
CBE-4 Digital Electronics
CBE5.2 Wiring and Soldering Techniques
NE049 Programmable Controllers 1
TE345 Mathematics 3E
TE700 Microprocessor Systems
TE701 Electronic Software Tools
TE702 Linear Electronics 1
TE703 Circuit Analysis 1
TE704 Digital Design 1
TE705 Microprocessor Interfacing
TE706 Electronics 3L
TE707 Communications 1
TE709 Electronics Instrumentation
* %ere are no details of these suljects in this Handbook.
Please contact the course providw for sulject details.
Application procedure
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Associate Diploma of
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&- Course aims and description
2 To equip students with the knowledge and skills required
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Career potential
The Mechanical stream of the Associate Diploma provides
g' graduates with the requisite skills and knowledge for such
2 positions as design draftsperson, project engineer, contracts
engineer, sales engineer and technical officer.
The Manufacturing stream of the Associate Diploma
provides the requisite skills and knowledge for such
hositions as assistant, production planner,
uroduction coordinator, tool design drafting technician,
'estimator, and plant and equipment sales agent.
Professional recognition
Students completing the course are academically
qualified for admission as graduate Engineering Associates
of the Institution of Engineers, Australia.
Further studies pathways
Students who have undertaken an appropriate
study program within the Associate Diploma may gain
entry into a Swinburne Engineering degree course with a
credit of the equivalent of up to one year's academic study.
Entry requirements
Successful completion of VCE or equivalent with passes
in units 1 and 2 Mathematics and Physics or completion of
an Advanced Certificate in Engineering.
Note: For students who do not have the
prerequisite academic qualifications, a bridging program
may be undertaken.
Course availability and duration
The associate diploma is two years full-time or four
years part-time study.
Course structure
These lists will be added to as modules become available.
One module equals forty hours, a half module equals
twenty hours.
Advanced Certificate
These subjects are common to all Streams
The required fifteen modules will be offered from the
following subjects:
module value
NM006 CADA 1.0
TEA001 Calculus 1.0
TEA002 Engineering Mathematics A 1.0
TEA003 Engineering Mathematics B 1.0
TEA010 Materials Science 1 .O
TEA027 Presenting Reports 0.5
TEA033 Writing Workplace Reports 0.5
TEA040 Occupational Health and Safety 0.5
TEA050 Engineering Computing 1.0
TEA061 Engineering Graphics 1.0
TEA065 Computer Aided Drafting B 1.0
TEA701 Engineering Drawing (Detail) 1.0
TEA740 Workshop Practices (Fabrication) 1.0
TEA741 Workshop Processes (Machining) 1.0
TEA772 Introductory Dynamics 1.0
TEA780 Design for Manufacture 1.0
TEA790 Manufacturing Process 1.0
TEA804 Introduction to Strength of Materials 1.0
TEA859 Statics 1.5
TEB030 Advanced Quality Concepts 1.0
This list will be added to as modules become available.
Associate Diploma
The required fifteen modules which includes nine TEB
modules will be offered from the following:
Mechanical stream:
TEA706 Fluid Mechanics 1 1.0
TEA714 Thermodynamics 1 1.0
TEA727 Drafting - Mechanical Drive Systems 2.0
TEA780 Design for Manufacture 1.0
TEB650 Materials for Engineering 1.0
TEB701 Advanced Machine Design 1.0
TEB702 Dynamics of Industrial Machines 1.0
TEB703 Machine Design 1.0
TEB704 Mechanical Design 1.0